James R. Hughes Provides Tips for Medical Professionals Practicing in Immediate Care


Posted April 8, 2016 by jamesrhughes

James R. Hughes is a medical professional and one of the founders of the Georgia Emergency Associates group operating in the Southeast.

 
James R. Hughes is a medical professional with more than 40 years of experience practicing emergency medicine and immediate care. He is dedicated to serving the needs of his patients, and has developed the reputation for being hard working, caring, and willing to do what it takes to help people in need. He has always wanted to be a doctor, ever since he realized that helping others was his true calling. He began his career as a nursing student in 1971, but his education was put on hold when he was drafted into the military in 1973. Although he was no longer in school, he was still able to obtain real-world experience by providing medical support to special operatives in the field.


James R Hughes has worked for more than four decades in the field of emergency medicine and immediate care. He is one of the six founding members of the Georgia Emergency Associates group, which operates in both Georgia and South Carolina. Although he no longer works in the emergency room, he still provides medical care at the Bluffton, South Carolina immediate care center controlled by the group. He has been a major part of the organization’s success, and can provide useful tips to others in the field.


The first tip he has for medical professionals working in immediate care is to trust your instincts. Working in immediate care or emergency medicine means that you have to be able to think on your feet when the unexpected happens; it may just mean the difference between your patient surviving or dying.


The next tip he has for medical professionals working in the world of immediate care is to relax. Although the situations can be increasingly stressful, it is important to develop a system to help you relax. You will be able to think more clearly, and come up with ways to solve problems rather than waste time dwelling on them.


Lastly, be able to accept help from others. There are a lot of people equipped to help you in emergency situations; you need to be able to accept help when you need it, which will happen more often than not. Make sure you’re surrounded by people who you can rely on.


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Last Updated April 8, 2016