One day at Demos’ (where I worked) the “penny lady”, a regular. She had a heart attack while walking to the restroom (before nursing school). I immediately started doing all I could to help. Paramedics came, and she lived. That’s when I knewFast forward to nursing school-Many opportunities to volunteer and change lives. I was an active member in American Student Nurse Association and volunteered for many fmental health. I graduated in May 2015. I accepted a job at a surgery center when I was asked by a very close family friend to devote my time to their love one.—he specifically asked for me to. Spiritually, their family called on me and I felt that was the right thing to do. I kept their loved One comfortable, went to doctor visits, and assisted with daily living. Educated on anything & everything that needed be to covered. I was there emotionally & held their hand all the way. Organized and administered medications, vital signs, and accuceck. While working privately I volunteered For suicide prevention foundation.I answered phone lines and" patience and so much empathy. I Began my medical surgical career after my father passed away in April 2016. I started at Decatur Morgan Hospital and signed a contract for Baylor for one year (Friday, Saturday, and Sunday). We had Nurse patient ratio of 8:1, but had the moSt awesome nursing assistants. I worked night shift Included: urine samples, education, encouragement to get upAnd cough and deep breathe, prepare for surgery, sundowners. I really do enjoy ortho Be an advocate and cheer them on. I have experience with many different drains and chest tubes. Acupuncture and catheterization- I would float to critical areas. About 7 months, in I became a charge nurse. Now, here I am I want something different on my own time I’m getting my ACLS and am very interested in cardiac cath lab.