OHSU School of Nursing - BSN 2003

Incredible story

Infant born in earthquake rubble saved by Syrian rescuers The newborn girl was found buried under the debris with her umbilical cord still connected to her mother, Afraa Abu Hadiya, who was found dead, they said.

It's , a great reminder that seeking help for mental health is nothing to be ashamed of.

If you or someone you know is in need of immediate help, there are options.

Dial 988 for the National Su***de Prevention Lifeline.

The National Domestic Violence Lifeline can be reached at 1-800-799-7233

The Crisis Text Line can be reached by texting "HOME" to 741741

LGBTQIA+ youth can find support via text, chat, or phone at thetrevorproject.org

Exciting to see new nurses!

Can we do a check in? Where is everyone living and working these days?

How’s everyone doing? Where are you working? How’s COVID? Anyone working in public health?

I know Heather Mayes is on the front lines as the ECMO coordinator at OHSU.

I’m still at St Vincent’s in the NICU. 18 years! Anyone else still in their first job after school?

Hope you are all doing well and staying safe!

Alumni Check In

How is everyone doing during the COVID19 pandemic?

Where are you working now?

Roll call! Where is everyone working these days?? Please post with a picture of you and your family. Happy almost 16 years, Class of 2003!

I’m still working in the Providence St Vincent’s Neonatal ICU. I’ve been there since graduation! It’s crazy how fast the years have flown by. The unit is a lot smaller since I started because Kaiser and PPMC both have NICUs now. I still really love the variety of care from birth and resuscitation to family-centered care for the growing preemie.

I look forward to seeing your updates!
Take Care,
Angie

In honor of Nurses Week, post some pics from our time at OHSU. I wish I had some to get us started but I don’t! I bet Sandy, Jen or Karla will.

Happy Nurses Week!