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Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorders (WRMSDs)

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Shaela King
6 years ago

Chronic rt arm tendinitis, 2 years in

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Denise Cline
6 years ago

I have not worked since October 2018 due NTOS

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Felicia Gamboni
6 years ago

It should be quality not quantity... resulting in “missed pathology “ & “work related injuries “

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Amanda Armistead
7 years ago

Save sonographers

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Christa Kalemba
7 years ago

There should also be a weight limit. Scanning numerous patients over 300 pounds in one day really takes a toll! We get tons of calls asking us the weight limit on our beds... no joke! You cannot even see anything without really pushing... definitely needs to be acknowledged too.

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Anthony Ivey
8 years ago

Signed

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ASHA KANTA SHARMA
8 years ago

I support the petition.

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Sandra Puryear
8 years ago

Spread the word to fellow healthcare workers who would love to support us.

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IVONNE M RAMOS TRAUTMANN
8 years ago

I wish this would had happened 10 yrs ago there is a real abuse of work load.

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8 years ago

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Please help this pass.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Scanning in pain.

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Ashley Griffin
8 years ago

I can't imagine patient volume getting much worse. I require weekly chiropractic adjustments and should also get massage weekly in order to do my job. I am in pain constantly, but I need to work to provide insurance and monetary support to my family of five. I have had shoulder injections and had to return to work the next day to scan. We need help from someone in limiting what is expected of us, so we can work full, pain free careers in Ultrasound.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

The human body cannot be replaced like a machine can, so don't treat us like we can.

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Tuan Nguyen
8 years ago

Fair treatment for sonographers!

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Natalya DiBello
8 years ago

Scanning in pain... Good luck

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Brooke
8 years ago

Having surgery soon for this issue

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Steven cook
8 years ago

Thank you for helping us

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chris bonacarti
8 years ago

please set regulations for Sonographers, way too many injuries

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Johnna Overcast
8 years ago

I agree