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Caroline W.

Fairfax, VA
Student

I've had maybe the best nursing role model you could ask for - my mom, who is a cardiac care nurse. Listening to her and watching her make a difference in people's lives all these ...

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Carolyn H.

Conroe, TX
RN, COHN-S (Certified Occupational Health Nurse-Specialist)

After I graduated from a diploma nursing program, I went to work in a general hospital ward. Soon after, I went back to my training hospital and became the charge nurse in Labor and ...

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Cecilia M.

Hilo, HI
Family Nurse Practitioner & University Professor

I became a nurse to help people live better, healthier lives. I didn't have a lifelong dream of becoming a ...

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Cheirel P.

Los Angeles, CA
RNC, Nurse Practitioner

I knew I was going to be a nurse from the time I could walk. By age four, I attempted my first ophthalmic surgery on my sleeping mom. Let’s just say that didn’t go over so well. ...

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Chinran C.

Alexandria, VA
RN; Operating Room

I know many people still think that only women are nurses, but that’s not true at all! I have worked with just as many men as I have women. In fact, my nephew just graduated from ...

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Christine L.

Mountain View, CA
Telemetry Nurse

The career path of a nurse is so diverse! I actually fell into nursing because I wanted to combine my interest ...

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Andre' P.
The decision to pursue nursing as a second career was an easy one. All my life I had been interested in being able to provide care to individuals, but because of extenuating ...