I was responsible for helping undergraduate and graduate students with their psychology classes here, but a bout with Ovarian cancer shortened this position.

I did an excellent job here until one day I was left in a charge nurse position, which left me in the position where I had to call a certain doctor who didn't like me or a lot of other nurses. Anyway, the doc immediately jumped my case for something my CNA's had done, and Rhonda my boss who had left the building didn't stand up for me. And, because I had been put in the Nursing Boards diversion program at this point in my career for admitting I had a certain illness, I should not have been left in this position according to my contract with CNHP (Colorado Nurse Health Program), such that I quit this job despite the fact they did offer to let me stay on as a Med nurse. Looking back I should have accepted their offer, but that was the straw that broke the camels back, as that was the last day I worked as a nurse.

Responsible for House Supervisory and Charge Nurse duties in a "pool" of different LTC facilities throughout the Denver metropolitan area.

Responsible for House Supervisor and Charge Nurse skills.

Responsible for the health of about 20 clients/patients, which required excellent organizational and communication skills.

Responsible for House Supervisory and Charge Nurse activities.

I started off as an LPN medication nurse here, but got my RN license one year later after which I worked here as a Charge Nurse/House Supervisor.