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I started at Stanford on 28th June, 1998. I was a new grad RN and was thrilled to work for such a world-class hospital, in such a beautiful setting. I mean, just look at it -- it looks like something from a Disneyland Hotel brochure!
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In February of 2000 I transferred to Stanford Home Care. Due to financial shortfalls, the department closed. I was disappointed since I was hoping to move into the Hospice) division at some point.
I started working at the Spine Center in April of 2001, and have loved (almost) every minute of it.
When I left the Navy in 1989, I'd been in for 6 years. I'd done a variety of jobs in a variety of places, but 6 years for a 23 year-old -- that was over 25% of my life!
Now I've been in this one particular job over 6 years, and have been at Stanford over 9 years!
It's the end of an era.
~ Keith
1 comment:
the faithful are trusted with more... A new adventure begins... enjoy the ride, it promises to be a blast!
Z
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