"Every great dream begins with a dreamer. Always remember, you have within you the strength, the patience, and the passion to reach for the stars to change the world." --Harriet Tubman
Thursday, September 20, 2012
Really, I mean well
.........But I have not been posting very often. Life seems to keep me too busy these days. I just wanted to let you all know that I am here and alive, studying hard. Just 7 more months.........(oh and the one month break in December) and we will get through this. Or maybe I will just try to make it to Decamber for now.........just 2 1/2 months away.
Sunday, September 9, 2012
Quick update
So, we are moved down to St George and mostly settled. These last 3 weeks have been a whirlwind of school, work, unpacking, studying.
Things are going well at my new job. Working for a pulmonologist is a lot different than Family Practice. I only make about 5 phone calls a day and spend a lot more time caring for patients. The computer charting system is a whole complicated thing to learn, but I am muddling through. Dr Saiffe told me that I am fitting in well and he is "impressed with my work". So, good.........I have him fooled ;0)
School is great; busy as always. I love our instructor. She has so much passion for nursing and I have learned so much from her. And, she lets us work on our assignments on our own time frame (what she calls a "self directed, adult learning environment") Her logic is: if she can't trust us to do our homework how can she trust us to take care of patients? So, I am staying on my self inflicted schedule and trying to get all the big assignments out of the way so that at the end of the semester I can focus on the final.
Home is good. I love our new place. The trees in front keep the house nice and cool, and the garage has been a handy storage space. I am only 10 mins from work and the hospital, Dave has a 5 min commute. The climate is hot, but not intolerable. It will be great in the winter.
Things are going well at my new job. Working for a pulmonologist is a lot different than Family Practice. I only make about 5 phone calls a day and spend a lot more time caring for patients. The computer charting system is a whole complicated thing to learn, but I am muddling through. Dr Saiffe told me that I am fitting in well and he is "impressed with my work". So, good.........I have him fooled ;0)
School is great; busy as always. I love our instructor. She has so much passion for nursing and I have learned so much from her. And, she lets us work on our assignments on our own time frame (what she calls a "self directed, adult learning environment") Her logic is: if she can't trust us to do our homework how can she trust us to take care of patients? So, I am staying on my self inflicted schedule and trying to get all the big assignments out of the way so that at the end of the semester I can focus on the final.
Home is good. I love our new place. The trees in front keep the house nice and cool, and the garage has been a handy storage space. I am only 10 mins from work and the hospital, Dave has a 5 min commute. The climate is hot, but not intolerable. It will be great in the winter.
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