Sievers Sidebar #3

RANCH said:

I think we are on the same page.

I'm sorry that you felt that I was trying to say you are wrong in your postings.

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AlwaysShocked said:

MS was initially licensed as a Practical Nurse in Missouri, correct? Anybody know what the basic educational requirements are for a PA in that state?

I am familiar with Community College Associates Degree to RN in Pennsylvania. A lot of what you need and how much time it takes to achieve the RN depends on what course of study you followed in Community College. In the early 90's pre-reqs for a basic RN hospital-based "School of Nursing" included college level Anatomy I & II, Physiology I & II, Pathology, Pharmacology, Human Growth & Development, Psychology, English, Public Speaking, Math, Chemistry, and Nutrition. And perhaps others I've forgotten. These all had to be completed prior to entering "Nursing School".

So, depending on what one had already studied, some classes would fit in, others would not.

I'm pretty sure LPN school does not take as long and does not include as many college level classes. I always had the greatest of respect for an experienced LPN. But I did notice that they often did not seem to have an in-depth knowledge of certain areas, especially Physiology and Pharmacology.

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AlwaysShocked said:

MS was initially licensed as a Practical Nurse in Missouri, correct? Anybody know what the basic educational requirements are for a PA in that state?

I am familiar with Community College Associates Degree to RN in Pennsylvania. A lot of what you need and how much time it takes to achieve the RN depends on what course of study you followed in Community College. In the early 90's pre-reqs for a basic RN hospital-based "School of Nursing" included college level Anatomy I & II, Physiology I & II, Pathology, Pharmacology, Human Growth & Development, Psychology, English, Public Speaking, Math, Chemistry, and Nutrition. And perhaps others I've forgotten. These all had to be completed prior to entering "Nursing School".

So, depending on what one had already studied, some classes would fit in, others would not.

I'm pretty sure LPN school does not take as long and does not include as many college level classes. I always had the greatest of respect for an experienced LPN. But I did notice that they often did not seem to have an in-depth knowledge of certain areas, especially Physiology and Pharmacology.

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mikeinmo said:

PAS CLASS OF 2016 PROFILE:
The typical entering student in the Missouri State University PA Program in 2016 , earned a BS degree, has an overall grade point average of 3.63, a Science GPA of 3.60, and 5932 hours (range of 520-28.704 hours) of paid, direct patient healthcare experience prior to admission, and GRE scores (combined) 303 for the verbal and quantitative sections, respectively. No averaged data are available for the MCAT (MCAT has been accepted in lieu of the GRE) since 2012.

http://www.nursinglicensure.org/state/nursing-license-missouri.html

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Zuri said:

The MSM has written quite clearly that MS is a co conspirator and involved in the planning of the murder of TS. Reference to the info within the documents is noted. Since MS has not been arrested, would the MSM that has written these stories be subject to libel lawsuits? If he is never arrested?

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Zuri said:

Sorry, I am a bit confused. Are you talking about an LPN or a Physician's Assistant? Big difference in educational requirements and job description.

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mikeinmo said:

Which is why I put both requirements that I copied

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Zuri said:

Sorry, I am a bit confused. Are you talking about an LPN or a Physician's Assistant? Big difference in educational requirements and job description.

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Dmacky said:

Zuri, I know someone here found the official document showing MS was a LPN and posted it here on WS. I can't remember who or where, but I did see it. The best I can find right now is this.

Sievers became a licensed practical nurse in 1995
I'm not sure how accurate this all is, because they actually met online.

http://www.winknews.com/2015/12/02/how-did-mark-and-teresa-sievers-meet/

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SaucyGal said:

I am glad the condo is being discussed. It has been an awkward piece of the puzzle for me. I don't know why, but there is something about the fact MS has that condo that really sticks out to me. Of course, MS and CWW's connection is a complete enigma to me as well. I have not had the time to delve into the start of their friendship or how it came to be, but I recall someone (KateB?) pointing out they began their friendship in their teens. I am struggling just to keep up with the most current events. I don't know that I'll ever get caught up on all the history!

MS' sexual exploits have been discussed in terms of "swinging" and such. Has it been established whether MS and CWW may have had a relationship beyond a platonic level? I wonder (not too deeply though) about the possibility of the ménage à trois the night of CWW's wedding.....In my opinion, the rage and intimacy involved in TS' death seems to lend itself to more than just money.

There are just so many facets to this case!:gaah:

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Frigga said:

I can't imagine the women Mark was having affairs with being okay with him sending videos of their trysts to HIS WIFE.

I'm not even sure they were aware of their encounters being taped. That has to be illegal- right?

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human said:

I have some observations and questions.

1. Maybe I can find the citation. Maybe not. But was it not to the condo in MO that police filed a report about the many alarms going off often?

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Scout said:

I believe the false alarm citations were in Pinellas County, Florida.

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Frigga said:

What information do we have on his casino work?

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Mark is NOT a gambler. Absolutely not. He would NEVER go to the casino to gamble, though he worked as a dealer in a casino like 20+ years ago, here in ST. Louis.

He would tell me the horrible stories of how people would gamble away their homes, and how people committed suicide in the casino hotel rooms, that seldom, if ever, made the news.

As best as he could, he would try to intimate to gamblers (he knew about to lose their social security checks) that they should not gamble (which would have gotten him fired if the pit boss heard), or suggest to the gambler "why don't you take a break, go get something to eat, go home...".

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KateB said:

From Skinner, the verified friend of MS:
http://www.websleuths.com/forums/sh...-Dr-Teresa-Sievers-46&p=12031502#post12031502

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