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Aiko K.

Baltimore, MD
RN, MSN, OCN, Hematology Oncology, Clinical Nurse Specialist

After graduating from nursing school in Japan, I worked for two years in a large Tokyo hospital. About seven ...

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Alice B.

Mitchellville, MD
High School Nurse Liaison

I guess you can say I was born to be a nurse (I was named after one). At an early age, I was impressed by my cousin’s crisp white hat, uniform, and her fantastic stories about her ...

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Alicia H.

Atlanta , GA
RN; Surgical Unit

The best part about nursing is the constant opportunity to learn and teach new things. Every day I'm challenged by the many different tasks that come before me, and that's what I ...

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Allison G.

Gibsonia, PA
MSN, RN

I grew up when women's career choices were teacher, secretary, or nurse – and children did what fathers said. Because my father's adored grandmother and two aunts were nurses, my ...

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Alysia W.

Fairfax, VA
Student

My job is so exciting. I never know what is going to happen from one day to the next — who I will meet, or what situation I may face. At the same time, I know I’ll have job security ...

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Andre' P.

Oklahoma City, OK
Senior Student Nurse

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 ...

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Karen S.
I don’t remember the moment when I decided to become a nurse. But, after my high school guidance counselor told me I was good with people, I found myself in nursing school. After ...