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Friends Amy and Lucy discuss the journey of nurse resiliency. Lucy was my mentor when teaching Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) and Basic Life Support (BLS) at Saint Vincent Hospital in Erie, PA.

My name is Sheila Redding, I am a 33 year old Clinical Research Coordinator interviewing my co worker, Halina. She is 66 and is a Research Nurse planning to retire this year. We discussed happy moments in her life and...

In this interview I talked to my mom about her life and her work.

convo with robin

John from Herndon shares 2 stories of fleeting kindness from 60 and 20 years ago, that made a big impression, and have remained in his memory. This conversation was a part of the “All Together Now: Share Your Stories” program...

Katie Hatfield, Natalia Calonzo, and Kim Entwistle talked about what led them to becomes nurses and what drew them to Providence. They also shared some of the most memorable stories of their nursing careers and what advice they had for...

A new nurse in the real world. Please not that after 22 minutes, it is just silence because the mic was still on. The interview was only 22 minutes so you do not need to listen beyond that point.

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I interviewed my mother about her immigration story but was not limited to her immigration story. Questions would include her life in India both before and after immigration. Her family life, her perspective, and personal story. My ultimate goal was...

Being that I am going back to school to be a nurse I thought it fitting to interview a nurse I have worked with for several years.

interviewing my older sister and asking her about her job and future

Rosa talks about how journey of becoming a nurse.

This is the story of how my mom used to work as a nurse and what people can expect.

I (Jay) ask my mom (Mia) about her life and her experiences as a nurse. First, I ask her about an important lesson she learned in life, which is not trusting everything someone says and doing your own research about...

We talked about her family life and life as a nurse in the late 60s.

I spoke with my aunt about her work at Johns Hopkins with eating disorder patients and how she came to do the work she does today.

In this interview, Joey Migliorisi is interviewing his mother, Tracie Migliorisi. Everything from childhood to her current love of nursing is mentioned. All of this is then finished off by a very important lesson future generations need to hear.

A talk about who she was, her family, and her job. We also delve a little into what it’s like as a nurse during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The matriarchs of the Annie Lou Jones and Arlie Orr Flowers Family share memories of the Flowers family and the early years of the Flowers Reunion

Pricilla, a nurse practitioner and her work 'sister', Lisa, a social worker, share stories of their work in palliative care. Trying to leave work at work so they can be fully present with their families when they get home. What...

Stacie shares about how her role as the Clinical Community Liaison at Providence hospice helps foster teamwork and care for patients. She shares her admiration for the sacrifices, creativity nd deep care she has witnesses in caregivers working in facilities...

My older sister and I discuss her career and how it has been altered by the COVID-19 pandemic. We talk about the increased safety measures, heightened monitoring of patients, and more changes in healthcare in this interview.

The difficulties our front line workers faced

I always wanted to hear my mom side of the story about the life she’s living

I interviewed my mother, Dina. She is a clinical supervisor of a Non-Invasive Cardiology department.