Hi everyone...be sure to check out our new Restless Nurse Syndrome video (Episode 5) on my main page where I try to diagnose and help Nurse Brian with his Jobsession.  As most of you know, Jobsession is what happens when someone develops tunnel vision and can't see his or her way out of a current work situation.  I've found the best cure to be traveling, but you'd be surprised how many people have never considered hitting the road to help with their restlessness.  I'm not surprised, though.  I'm a doctor.  Nothing surprises me.  Except, what happened on the video...

Well, the NTI expo was a success!  It was such a pleasure to meet so many of you and to finally properly diagnose Restless Nurse Syndrome in people who were really suffering.  I've noticed a lot of people suffering especially from Salarytosis given our economy right now.  It was great to hand out so many trial samples of Lacidem, but I have to remind everyone: it's not the cure, it just treats the symptoms.  If you're curious as to what I'm talking about, please send me a message for more information. Until then, enjoy a picture of me and a patient at the conference.

I'm really excited to travel to the AACN/NTI Expo in Chicago next week! My partners at Medical Solutions have arranged for me to attend. I'll have my own booth (1512), where I can raise awareness for Restless Nurse Syndrome.

What a great opportunity this is. I'll be giving free RNS diagnoses and giving away some t-shirts (if you get diagnosed) and other goodies. My friends at Medical Solutions will be giving away a $300 gift card each day at the conference.

If you're attending, please stop by and say hi!

In this 4th case study, I met Nurse Nancy who is suffering from Nofriendleosis, one of the rarest but most dangerous strains of Restless Nurse Syndrome. It was really long so I broke it up into two episodes. I hope you find it both educational and informative.

In addition to my profile, you can find my videos at the following:
Dr. Turbatus YouTube Channel
Dr. Turbatus MySpaceTV Channel
RestlessNurseSyndrome.com
Dr. Turbatus Blog

I just wanted to share with everyone that my blog site is now live! You can visit my blog at www.drturbatus.com. Please let me know what you think.

Through this blog, or web log to the lay person, I will share my thoughts and experiences as the leading (and only) doctor with the guts to tackle this problem head on. Oh and I will share pictures of my good friend Elanor the Squirrel.

I haven't decided if I will cross-post my blog entries here on myspace or not. If I can find a tool that makes it pretty seamless, I will.