This is where the scrubs meet the side-eyes. A space for real talk about life in healthcare β the chaos, the compassion, and everything in between. This space is where I share the experiences, emotions, and lessons that come with life in and out of scrubs β unfiltered, honest, and human.
The Nurse, the Trainee, and the Weekend I Wasn’t Ready For π
There are two things I’ve learned about working doubles. One: the money is nice. Two: the regret afterward is REAL. π You finish a double feeling like you’ve worked approximately 47 hours, your feet are filing a formal complaint, and your brain has officially checked out. Nurses really do have a way of burning themselvesβ¦
A Little Love for the MAs: The Ones Who Keep the Office Running β€οΈπ©Ί
A shout-out to the medical assistants who do a little bit of everything, all day long, and somehow keep coming back for more. Medical Assistant Week may be wrapping up, but I don’t think we should need one designated week to appreciate the people who keep medical offices running. And this one is personal forβ¦
October Is Almost Over, the Holidays Are Coming, and Someone Said the Q-Word π
October is almost over, which means those measly holidays are creeping up on us. π And by measly holidays, I mean the ones where you’re still working while everyone else is enjoying their turkey, family time, and New Year’s celebrations. I’ll be working overnight the day before Thanksgiving, which absolutely counts as a holiday shiftβ¦
