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Go biblical. Tie a millstone around his neck and cast him into the sea.

Not to discourage a nurse from coming here, but as someone else in human services in NH, if you’re open to other places in New England, look first at Maine, VT, or MA. No state is perfect but NH is the worst in the region for human service based positions, and it’s continuing to trend down and not up. I stay here because it’s so bad and needs good people and I own a house here now, but boy do I fantasize about jumping the border sometimes with the uniquely NH stuff I encounter

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WD inpatient wonderful, ED awful experiences every time. They have repeatedly turned me away and minimized symptoms that are serious and have then resulted in health crises and being admitted, having surgery, etc. and worst of all staying sick or in pain. I love every other type of service and care offered at WD but their ER just seems to really be a different story unfortunately, imo.

I only found one gas cap. Who dis?

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Memorial in Conway seems like going back in time 20 years. It’s also extremely small. Littleton seemed much much nicer.

I work at WDH and am shocked that there is not an opening in the ED!

Please stop. I'm sure you're nice people but for the love of God please go somewhere else. Sick of this.

Duck hunting is pretty rad.

Not sure. My kids pediatrician told me about it years ago and websites states it on the opening page. My ENT got me an appointment with an oncologist at MGH through their affiliations after thyroid cancer diagnosis pretty quick too.

Agreed, and at a minimum the knowledge of it goes all the way to the top

(Actually lol no— I thought you meant to say WILL never)

I understood what you meant

Not a coincidence

NH law is always at least 20 years behind being accurate for our current times. In 2 decades this will be a relevant comment on a story like this

How?

I recently moved to New Hampshire and also own a 987 Cayman. I haven’t found a great shop yet, as my car has not needed anything except changing oil, but a few points:

1)Zaks Auto in Hudson was recommended by some, I went there for an oil change and they tried selling me a lot of things my car didn’t need, overpriced by 200-300%;

2)It’s a Cayman. It’s a fun car, and you want to take care of it, but don’t worry about the resale value. If you are not buying the newest one, you will likely pay $25,000-$45,000 and will sell it 30% cheaper in 5 years. So really you will pay $7,000-10,000 in depreciation for 5 years of fun. Overpriced service that could potentially make the resale value higher will cost just as much. Don’t use dealerships, find some good honest mechanic (and please tell me about him if you do!!)

Good luck!

I was also wondering what the hell is going on in Weare.

Highest volume ED in the state is Elliot in Manchester (at least for the last couple years), and they are building a brand new ED currently. DHMC in Lebanon is where I did my training (am currently a Hospitalist). ED residents could be pretty weak, but I can’t speak to the nursing experience.

DH was beautiful and in a beautiful location, and I got excellent training. They did have an incredibly high nursing turn over rate, however, because nurses felt there was little to do in the area, and a long commute burned people put

Southern NH is also affiliated with MGH.

I work at DHMC, not as a nurse. It's a really great institution to work for and is HURTING for nurses. It's also the only level 1 trauma center in NH if that's what you're looking for.

Ok, thanks. I’ll stick to SNH or St Joe’s

Perhaps with a buyout, Exeter could become a better hospital. IntelligentMeal40 wasn’t exaggerating the known problems at Exeter. A friend’s wife went there ~ 10 years ago while he was at work. 50-something female, fatigue, non-specific back pain. ER/Attending said something along the line of: Menopausal female, likely depressed, requires HRT and antidepressants.

She was dead of a heart attack just prior to 8 PM. She presented symptoms that anyone in an EMT or Paramedic program would learn on day one of “what does a heart attack present as, in the female patient”.

Word on the street was to consult a veterinarian rather than Exeter Hospital. If in an Ambulance, get out and take your chances - you might survive.