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When Mary Salabounis arrived at Aspen Valley Hospital in Aspen, Colorado, it was as a travel nurse. In the mountains, health care workers count ski seasons instead of years, and Salabounis is on her third, having relocated for good after two prior seasons interrupted...
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Music and Compassion: Interpersonal skills achieve success “What makes you a nurse is being able to talk to a patient, look at a patient, listen to a patient, and figure out what’s going on with that patient. There have been many times we have picked up on things that...
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The first time neurosurgeon Andrew Reisner met Javaris “Terrell” Singleton, Singleton was a 16-year-old emergency-room patient at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta at Emory. A CT scan revealed a significant tumor that had caused hydrocephalus (a medical condition in...
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by Matt Skoufalos “You have a better chance of being me than you do of being Ben Carson,” said Edward McKay. “To be a neurosurgeon, you have a better chance of being me than him.” But when you’re McKay, a surgical technician in the pediatric OR at Johns Hopkins...
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By Matthew Skoufalos For Ohio native Danielle Hostler, nursing is a second career. When she and her husband moved from the Buckeye State to North Charleston, South Carolina, he was taking a firefighter job at Boeing, and she was working as a seventh-grade English...
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By Matt Skoufalos Renee Pink’s career in health care began with a turn in the U.S. Army back in 1988. Stationed in Germany, Pink became a surgical technician, and liked it so much she took up the career in civilian life, too. After she returned to the United States,...
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