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Dan J.

Baltimore, MD
RN; Psychiatry

I knew nursing would be demanding, but the rewards far outweigh any drawbacks because every day I wake up knowing I will help someone. I always wanted to be in a “helping” ...

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Dan L.

Cincinnati, OH
RN,MSN,MEd

I have been a nurse for over 20 years now. For me, nursing has always been more of a “calling” than a career. Nursing has provided a way for me to live out my faith on a daily basis. ...

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Danielle O.

Fairfax, VA
Student

When I was 18 years old and living in Ghana, my grandmother was hospitalized with diabetes. The way her nurses took care of her really inspired me to want to help people in the same ...

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Darlene G.

Baltimore, MD
RN; Coronary Care

In college I majored in pre-med. During my junior year I realized that the role of a nurse was more what I was looking for. Nurses deal more directly with the patients, so I switched ...

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David S.

Fayetteville, TN
LPN; ER, Case Management

My nursing career began 25 years ago with my inspiration always being the people I am serving. When someone is ...

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Dawn G.

Philadelphia, PA
R.N., B.S.N.

I made the decision to become a nurse early in my childhood after reading a series of books based on the fictional nurse, Cherry Ames. Her exemplary demonstration of compassionate ...

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Cheirel P.
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. ...