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- Beakers : r 7daystodie - Reddit
Was 30+ days into the game and finally found a beaker by driving around every city until I found the trader (s) in them, trying to find a Jen who I thought had the best chance of selling one
- Epic Beaker Self Study : r medlabprofessionals - Reddit
My system is transitioning to Epic so I took initiative and received approval for self-study access with epic beaker clinical pathology Anyone who's taken the self-study route before have tips to master this module?
- Becoming an Epic Applications Analyst (Beaker) : r epicconsulting - Reddit
Hello! I apologize if this is not the right sub to post this and I have no problem posting questions in a different sub For my background: I'm currently a Medical Laboratory Technician and my goal is to transition from performing bench lab work to working in healthcare IT by becoming an Epic Application Analyst I have 4 years of clinical lab experience through using Epic Beaker At the
- EPIC Beaker question : r medlabprofessionals - Reddit
People familiar with EPIC Beaker, can you please describe in detail how your pending logs are broken down? Our system currently uses SoftLab and we can sort pending logs by department, test, worklist, etc EPIC is saying they cannot sort our pending logs in any way other than by bench How does this work for your lab? Thanks!
- How to earn Epic Self-Study Proficiencies : r healthIT - Reddit
A little about me: I'm a Microbiologist, an Epic Beaker end-user, and a crazy girl who earned 3 Epic self-study proficiencies and 2 Epic Badges in 4 months It was fun!
- How do you guys use the word Beaker? : r askthebritish - Reddit
When I googled the use of the word beaker in England, google said it was a cup without a handle, but I thought for sure they were referring to "mugs" as beakers also in the show, and mugs have a handle
- How to survive Epic Beaker LIS change : r medlabprofessionals - Reddit
We switched from Soft to Epic 2 years ago last month I worked in the lab then, now I'm an Epic Beaker analyst in LIS It's different to get used to and there will be some bumps in the road, but overall it's a very good LIS
- How do I stop liquid running down the side of a beaker when . . . - Reddit
I was in the lab today doing a titration and pouring potassium manganate into my burette through a funnel Each time I attempted to pour it, it ran down the side of the beaker, going all over my other chemicals How do I prevent this?
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