Re: gender as a qualification
From: Claudia Twisdale RN (twisdale@mediaspecialty.com)
Mon, 24 Dec 2001 11:10:13 -0600 (CST)
As a veteran L&D nurse, I know that it takes a special person to do
this. If you are happy in what you are doing, who cares what others
think! Keep up the good work!
At Mon, 24 Dec 2001, mark kimble RN BSN wrote:
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>Hi ,
>My name Is Mark I am a labor and delivery nurse, and am very interested
>in others experiences in this area. I love my job my patients really
>like the doctors have been great to me. The only problem is that some
>of the older female nurses dont believe I can or should work in this
>area. I feel as long as my patients need me , I supply a quality
>service which they need. Am very compassionate and caring. I wish all
>nurses could be professionals and accept me for who i am, and see that I
>do a terrific job. all I ask is to be treated equally and fairly. I
>have no plans of changing my area of practice as long as i love it and
>my patients need me.lets all mork together for the beniefit of our
>patients and our profession.thanks,mark
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