I’m wondering if this is going to be my second time calling 911 from the ER

It’s a part of life in the ER, dealing with those who are mentally challenged, often beyond repair

I’ve noticed that these experts range from the appropriately modest to the ludicrously arrogant

In my line of work, childcare is not just essential, it’s the oxygen that keeps my day going

This hospital doesn’t have a labor and delivery department — if she’s here, it’s an emergency

“I don’t like talking to Jews.” It’s a flat statement, and I’m speechless for a moment

I have to be extra careful to think with my head and not with my heart. It can be hard not to let emotion take over. It’s almost easier not to know my patients.

I’m learning to look past the grime, the tattered clothes, the strangeness, and the fleas (although that last one isn’t easy)

Competent and efficient, Nadia's bedside manner is definitely lacking