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Medical Professionals with Diabetes

People in the medical profession (doctors, nurses, etc...) who are liiving with diabetes. Do you work in endo?

Members: 44
Latest Activity: Jul 26

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Mikey Campbell Comment by Mikey Campbell on April 16, 2009 at 8:27pm
Names Mikey, have had type 1 diabetes since i was 13 months old so 19 years now, study Applied Biomedical Sciences in aberdeen UK so that i can become a biomedical scientist and work in hospital labs, wanting to do work related to diabetes so will probably be heading for the biochemisty side of things but who knows, either way it will be cool
Cara Comment by Cara on January 23, 2009 at 10:29pm
Hey all - I will be starting medical school in the Fall of this year (2009). I have had type 1 for 12 years now, and plan on going into Pediatric Endocrinology (hopefully). So in about 10 years, I will officially be a doctor with diabetes!
Bonnie H. Sher Comment by Bonnie H. Sher on January 2, 2009 at 6:58am
I am a type 1 (for 40 years) and I am a medical hypnosis specialist. I am currently doing research on adolescent type 1 females.
Sohair Abdel-Rahman Comment by Sohair Abdel-Rahman on December 26, 2008 at 2:06am
Please my dear friends,answer the survey on tudiabetes,it is very important to know what you need from our community on next step.
Thanks
Sohair
Jane Bridges Comment by Jane Bridges on December 25, 2008 at 7:12pm
Hello. Just saw the Halmark Heros program that highlighted tudiabetes. I'm a diabetologist and have practiced for the past 16 years. I do not have diabetes, but am touched by 2000 people with diabetes. I'm on call 24 hours a day. I provide in-patient care in addition to my office practice. I will be going to Washington DC to do some lobbying work in regards to diabetes care in our country. So, tell me what's important and how should we change the manner in which we care for people with diabetes.
Julie Comment by Julie on December 10, 2008 at 7:55am
Hi there,
I am a registered nurse and I have had type I for 20 years. Pumping for almost 8 years. I worked in several nursing positions in a hospital for 9+ years. Now I work from home as an Oncology Case Manager for a big insurance company. I love my job but I get ZERO exercise and it's catching up to me more than I thought.
Gail Comment by Gail on November 30, 2008 at 8:17am
Hi all
I am an working RN with type II, for appx 14 years. On pump for 2 years. I have been a nurse for 34 years counting LPN time. I struggle with highs after 4pm, in part I think because of 12 hr shifts and late dinners
Lee Comment by Lee on September 13, 2008 at 10:51pm
Oh, yeh Hello every one. I am now living in Australia and work in the Public Health field. I was born and grew up in the U.S. of A. Looking forward to being in this group.
Lee Comment by Lee on September 13, 2008 at 10:48pm
Welcome Firas,
I too have T1, I got my Bechlor Degree in Public Health and currently work in a health setting inCultural Diversity. All the best for your studies and good on ya!!
Firas Comment by Firas on September 13, 2008 at 10:23pm
i have type 1... right now, i'm still studying for my GP's degree...
can i join ?
 

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