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resignation From: Deborah J. Wage FNP, CNM (wagedj@ctrvax.Vanderbilt.Edu) Tue Mar 31 07:53:07 1998 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Robert Brenner: "Re: anovulation" Previous message: douglas krell: "Re: Circs - Peds or OB? (no politics please...)" I have resigned from my position as clinician and Perinatal Director of my community health center. Many of you have known about some of the difficulties I have faced over the past year or so. I resigned, basically, on principle since I no longer could support a newly proposed agenda regarding the nature of perinatal services being offered. Seems like decisions in health care these days are never made with the welfare of patients in mind. So, I am a free agent come July. Condolences are welcome. Money and flowers may be sent to my office (will make the adminstration nuts). Expense paid vacation will be accepted to reward my 4 years of dedication to the underserved gone up in smoke overnight. Or.....if you know of any positions or one that can be created, please keep me in mind. Seriously now, I would consider relocating, but would love to stay in Tennessee. Thanks, -- Deborah Wage, FNP, CNM "People do not seem to realize that their opinion of the world is also a confession of character." Ralph Waldo Emerson Next message: Robert Brenner: "Re: anovulation" Previous message: douglas krell: "Re: Circs - Peds or OB? (no politics please...)"

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