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Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorders (WRMSDs)

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Colline Hime
11 years ago

Good luck with this!

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Karen Jessen-Stecher, RDMS
11 years ago

Together we can make a difference. Please sign.

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Tracy
11 years ago

Please sign!!!!

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Margaret Trunnell
11 years ago

I only work weekends and do xray, CT and US. I can't imagine the pain I would be in if I did US all day long!

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Cristine Fuhrman
11 years ago

This is a serious issue that we all face. There has been little to know support from as

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Angela Cly
11 years ago

Praying that this petition will help many for years to come!

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Jennifer Feuerstein
11 years ago

With home health ultrasound on the rise, we also are scanning in less ergonomically acceptable ways. All to push to hit a quota to make the CEOs more money. We feel expendable instead of appreciated.

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Malakeh Zaid
11 years ago

The only other professionals that I know of who suffer from physical pain are athletes. The difference between us is that they get paid a lot more than we do for what our bodies endure.

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Jennifer Sleeper
11 years ago

More time needs to be given for exams and reasonable limits on exams throughout a day. I should not be in miserable pain every night when I go home.

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Cindy Huston Morais
11 years ago

suffer after only 9 years scanning

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Christina Ottmar
11 years ago

Working with daily WRMSD's I agree 100%. Bosses please keep in mind if you are not a Sonographer, listen to our employees when purchasing equipment. We know what is ergonomically correct for what we do! A lot of my pain could of been avoided if this happened.

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Francine Bell
11 years ago

WRMSDs are painful, expensive, life altering, and completely avoidable.

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Crystal Ring
11 years ago

Out patient facilities are the worst when it comes to overworking their sonographers! I worked at one for 7 years. Never again! I now work at a hospital. I stay busy, but I don't do enough to hurt myself anymore.

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Lisa Edmond
11 years ago

If a machine has limits being understanding of our limitations as humans. Don't hurt us trying to get the impossible.

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Brittany Herrell
11 years ago

This is greatly needed! I work with 10 techs and everyone of us complains of back and shoulder pain.

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Ande Shoults
11 years ago

too many scanning in pain.

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Shelley Knudtson
11 years ago

Too many msk injuries. Bilateral carpal tunnel,epicondylitis,shoulder and scapula pain and crepitus,cervical fusion for herniated disc,current low back pain sciatica.

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Angela
11 years ago

I have already experienced being off work due to overuse injuries to my arm, shoulder, and neck.

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Elissa Wagner
11 years ago

we really need this