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I graduated in 2017 and have been working in active clinical settings ever since — across four very different areas of healthcare. Psychiatric Care (1 year) — I cared for 92 patients, most of them diagnosed with schizophrenia. If you want to understand what psychiatric nursing actually looks like day-to-day, I have stories that no textbook will ever give you. Elderly Care (1 year) — I witnessed a lot of death. End-of-life care, dignity in dying, and what it does to a nurse over time. A deeply human experience. Coronary ICU / Cardiac Intensive Care (1 year) — Heart attack patients. The environment where minutes decide everything. Therapeutic Apheresis Nurse (6 years, certified) — A specialized and still relatively rare field. I can explain what it is, how it works, and what it's like to work in it long-term. Across two institutions, I also managed the Quality Management System and worked as an internal auditor — meaning I understand not just the clinical side, but how healthcare institu

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