1. Tell me your history
with poison control and how you became a Specialist in Poison Information (SPI). (Length of time worked
there/background/passion for this, etc.)
I started my career with TTUHSC in a max
security TDCJ unit, in high security. I knew I didn’t belong there, and Poison Control rescued me-
whew. Yay! I have been a nurse for 26 yrs, CCU, home health and pre-auth nurse
for an insurance company. I’ve been here a total of 14 years.
Cristie with her husband Tom. |
I mostly remember the tragic ones, sad
but true.
3.What do you think
people need to know about the people who answer the phones for poison control?
We are nosy by nature in this line of work, we’re not interrogating you, we
just need the facts ma’am, just the facts--that helps us provide the most
appropriate treatment recommendations.
4. What do you enjoy
most about your job and why?
The schedule, gives me time for “life”.
5. Why do you think it
is important for people to have poison control as a resource for emergency
help?
Save money and precious health care/emergency provider man power.
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