Sentence examples for nurse serving from inspiring English sources
We host everything from the rather unusual story of a British Red Cross nurse serving with the Russians on the Eastern Front, to more familiar examples like the testimonies of conscientious objectors.
In 1912, Margaret Sanger was a nurse serving poor Lower East Side women like Sadie Sachs, a mother of three who had been warned that another pregnancy would kill her.
During the Civil War, Mrs. Tubman was by turns a soldier, a spy and a nurse, serving for a time at Fortress Monroe in Virginia and in Hilton Head, S.C.
How does a critical-care flight nurse serving in Afghanistan raise more than $59,000 to fight HIV? "Easy," says the built and chiseled native of Philadelphia.
A former Texas nurse serving a 99-year sentence for killing a child and suspected in the poisoning deaths of dozens more has been indicted on a new charge of murdering a toddler 35 years ago. .
They do not have children, fall in love, or buy houses; they do not teach, nurse, serve, write, or create, thereby enriching this country's community and economy in ways that are complex, important and real.
A DFHT nurse practitioner (project nurse) served as primary contact for the participating women.
Seniority is by years of service, generally the most senior nurse serves as the nurse-in-charge or head nurse.
For interested patients who were assigned to a patient care space prior to being approached by the research team, the attending physician or nurse served as an intermediary for the study and asked for their permission to be approached.
Just one nurse serves in this health center and the nearby population, in addition to being rural (with low literacy rate) and requiring even more sensitization, has a reputation of being very exigent.
A 2011 study of New York City's Nurse-Family Partnership program, which currently has 91 nurses serving 1,940 families, projected that by the time a child in the program turns 12, the city, state and federal governments will have saved a combined $27,895, with additional savings thereafter — more than twice the program's cost per child.
