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ddavis317

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  1. Actually, it's not a nurse, it's a doctor...patch Adams. I strive to be like him on a daily basis. He always wanted to treat the person, not the disease. He helped people heal through laughter. He remembered his patients names and not their room number. This is the nurse I strive to be and why he is my all time favorite medical character (although it's a true story).
  2. I slept great last night, got a full 40 minutes!
  3. "You have not lived today until you have done something for someone who can never repay you."[h=2]John Bunyan[/h]
  4. "Let's sedate and intubate" on a 4 year old who vomited once..."we need to protect the airway" he said..
  5. Hello, My name is Dana and I will be graduating with my BSN in May 2014. With that date quickly approaching, I find myself gearing up to get started in the field I have always dreamed of being in. However, with so many other new grads applying at the same time, what can I do now to help my resume stand out from the rest? I currently work in Medical Records at a local hospital, I do have past medical experience but I have more clerical, etc. experience than anything. I recently signed up to volunteer at a Hospice House (Hospice is the field I think I want to be in) but is there anything else I should do to make my resume look even more appealing when the time comes? Thank you in advance for your feedback! God Bless, Dana

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