… action steps that I was learning in class at night and bring the skills with me to work the following day. These classes helped shape me into the leader I am today. What was your Innovation Project title? Increasing … us about your Innovation Project. A fun fact is that my innovation project got me a big promotion at work. While I was working on the project in class, I had …

… connect to a single child, this devoted educator did the same for my son. It made me cry instantly. This man wishes to reach my son, my woeful, unscheduled son, and … my once-weekly clinical shift. There will not be a protective Internet shielding me from the coronavirus or my patients. I will don my assigned mask and step into the … I’m sure my face will redden again over the day with effort. This work will topple me from my ivory tower, legitimize me with my students, and make my own worried …

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… now the limiting of reproductive rights. So, it is personally very important to me that, as a provider, I am opening the door to all patients, meeting my patients … necessarily “look gay,” but even I have had microaggressions committed against me in the healthcare system. I have found that providers were dismissive of my … physical health but also my psychological health. They tried to ignore a part of me that was so vital to my experiences. As a future NP, I want to be able to treat my …

… with one of the mothers as she was leaving the gathering.  “She kept asking me what would happen after the baby was born,” recalls Ffriend, who is currently … those same vulnerabilities. She was so uncertain of her future and that stuck with me.” Following her graduation from Syracuse, Ffriend worked as a teacher for five years.  “Something was missing for me in teaching, but I could never quite figure it out,” Ffriend recalls.  As Ffriend …

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