Enfermeira Novels & Stories

'' asked Halvir, who was also as surprised as Hans. ''Of course... I told you earlier. A BIRTHING SPECIALIST is a doctor who focuses on taking care of women's health. So women will feel more comfortable. But even so, when my grandmother is unable to treat more severe cases, it will be handed over to a more expert doctor. For example, a Gynecologist. That kind of job can be done by a man or a woman...'' Anindira explained again. Although there were some words that Hans and Halvir did not understand, they could understand the outline of what Anindira said.

Elianna thought that he had encountered some tricky matter at the company and urgently went to deal with it, but unexpectedly, he actually rushed to another city. TenderCare Maternity Hospital was a renowned medical facility specializing in maternity care. It provided exceptional services to expectant mothers and their newborns. The hospital had a team of highly skilled doctors and nurses who were dedicated to ensuring the well-being of both mother and baby. The facility was equipped with state-of-the-art technology and offered a comfortable and nurturing environment for patients. TenderCare Maternity Hospital was widely recognized for its commitment to providing the highest quality care dur

"What about the nurse? I haven't seen her since I woke up." "Oh, my Mom.She's gone back to the hospital, she's on night shift. I have little knowledge about nursing so I'm here to help out and besides, you have no complications. You only need enough rest and another drip by day time." "The nurse is your mother?" Denise asked. "Yeah. She came as soon as I sent for her. She specialises in midwifery." "Thank you so much for this, Kelly. I will settle her as soon as I get back on my feet." Denise said and Cyrus laughed.

Cody couldn’t stop himself from panicking, he couldn’t tell what had just happened, he looked over and saw her glasses beside her, it must have fallen from when she fainted and he couldn’t save it because he had her to save first. Cody lifted her up by himself and beckoned on the people around for help, a young girl wearing a plaid skirt and a sweat shirt with high knee boots seated in the restaurant got up immediately to help him. She searched for his keys in his pocket and then she helped him open the door while he fit Arlene into the back sit. He begged the lady to go with him because this was his first time handling a patient and he knew nothing about saving lives, this wasn’t a theatre

She forced her voice into the calm tone she’d practiced during clinical simulations. “Listen to me, Mr. Voss,” Spirit said, squaring her shoulders. “I am a licensed Registered Nurse, not a babysitter. Your grandfather signed a medical directive for three days of continuous private care, and I have signed a legally binding corporate NDA. If you have a grievance with his arrangement, you are welcome to call his office. Until then, I am entering this house and doing my job.” The man didn’t flinch. If anything, her defiance only made his expression harden into something chilling.

Finrod nodded. The king reached for her hand, kneeled in front of her and kissed her hand, “What is your name?” “My name’s Ellaine.” “Please bless my kingdom, Lady Ellaine.” He really believed her to be some kind of godsend savior. She stood there, motionless. She didn’t know what to do yet the king was still kneeling in front of her. She glanced at Margarette who motioned for her to lay her hands on the king’s head. And she did. “King Erfand, mighty ruler of the centaurs, the Virsathen is in high spirits. I bless you so that your kingdom may continue to prosper and fortify.”

She has a way of making even the scariest sniffles seem manageable. Sister Mary, our quiet and thoughtful radiologist, helps people from our town and all the nearby villages. She has an uncanny ability to peer inside and diagnose whatever might be troubling someone. It's like she has x-ray vision, truly! And of course, we have Sister Janet, our steady anesthesiologist, and Sister Avery, our sharp-eyed ophthalmologist. Each of them brings such vital skills to our little medical family. And me? Well, I like to think I have the most important position of them all: I'm a nurse.