Behind My Stethoscope
Letters of Solidarity, Encouragement, and Advice to New and Seasoned Nurses
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Mandi Kaye
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So you've chosen to become a nurse. Why?
Most people answer that question with a cliché: “I want to help people.” Maybe that’s the same answer you just gave. That’s not the wrong answer, yet it’s also not the whole picture. Though good intentions are commendable, grand hopes of changing the world are far removed from the daily reality of nursing. And what it means to change the world is a lot less glamorous than you might like to think.
Kim R. Edwards has spent 40 years of her life as a nurse. She was a nurse’s aide for four years, a student nurse for two years, and on staff at Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare for 34 years. Her long-term experience as a nurse has inspired her to share her personal ups and downs in hopes that they will encourage, validate, and teach you throughout your own journey as a nurse.
This book of heartfelt stories from the countless hours Kim has spent at her patients’ bedside will teach you:
- How to cope with the challenges you will face when working with seasoned nurses
- How to be a valuable team player
- That you are human - and that’s okay
- How to learn from your mistakes and cope with heartbreak
If you’re nervous, excited, and a little terrified to begin your nursing career, listen to Behind My Stethoscope to laugh, cry, and learn invaluable lessons straight from the heart of a nurse with over four decades of experience walking that path ahead of you.
This life you’ve chosen will be worth it.
©2020 Kim R. Edwards RN (P)2021 Kim R. Edwards RNLos oyentes también disfrutaron...
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