Teaching is very high on my priority list for the day, even on an Interplast trip. For the past two days, I have supervised nursing interns here in the Cusco Hospital Regional, who have been incredibly helpful to me in the recovery room. This has created a valuable opportunity for education alongside the Interplast surgeries. Here you can see a photo of me with Shiowan, one of the hospital’s nursing interns. Shiowan has completed the required four years of nursing school, and is now doing an internship to specialize in pediatrics.
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You are an inspiration to nurses here at De Anza College and nurses everywhere! You truly display both the art and science of nursing. You are doing what nursing is all about....caring.
You are my hero!
Posted by: catherine | March 07, 2005 at 06:52 PM
Truly inspiring!!!
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