[akiddoc]

I copied and pasted; then I blocked off the phone number.

Yes, I saw "appointmens" and was tempted to add a [sic] in there, but didn't think anyone would notice.

BC

You'd need to [sic] 'em a few more times: "Covid-19 symptons," "fask mask." Admittedly, I've had a number of jobs that have involved proofreading, so I'm probably especially attuned to this, but wow, that's a lot in just a few sentences.

Likely written by someone in their front office.

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I copied and pasted; then I blocked off the phone number.

Yes, I saw "appointmens" and was tempted to add a [sic] in there, but didn't think anyone would notice.

BC

You'd need to [sic] 'em a few more times: "Covid-19 symptons," "fask mask." Admittedly, I've had a number of jobs that have involved proofreading, so I'm probably especially attuned to this, but wow, that's a lot in just a few sentences.

Likely written by someone in their front office.

Many private pediatric practices will go under in the coming weeks if they haven't already. 
I'm fortunate that I closed my practice 2 years ago and that I have two jobs - one really cut my hours back but the other (a per diem job) did not. And I just got another really good full time job offer from the only entity in the area that is actually hiring Pediatricians and not reducing their hours. Sometimes things just fall into your lap when you aren't really trying.

[akiddoc]

I copied and pasted; then I blocked off the phone number.

Yes, I saw "appointmens" and was tempted to add a [sic] in there, but didn't think anyone would notice.

BC

You'd need to [sic] 'em a few more times: "Covid-19 symptons," "fask mask." Admittedly, I've had a number of jobs that have involved proofreading, so I'm probably especially attuned to this, but wow, that's a lot in just a few sentences.

Likely written by someone in their front office.

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I copied and pasted; then I blocked off the phone number.

Yes, I saw "appointmens" and was tempted to add a [sic] in there, but didn't think anyone would notice.

BC

You'd need to [sic] 'em a few more times: "Covid-19 symptons," "fask mask." Admittedly, I've had a number of jobs that have involved proofreading, so I'm probably especially attuned to this, but wow, that's a lot in just a few sentences.

Likely written by someone in their front office.

Many private pediatric practices will go under in the coming weeks if they haven't already. 
I'm fortunate that I closed my practice 2 years ago and that I have two jobs - one really cut my hours back but the other (a per diem job) did not. And I just got another really good full time job offer from the only entity in the area that is actually hiring Pediatricians and not reducing their hours. Sometimes things just fall into your lap when you aren't really trying.