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For over 15 years, @nanyangpoly Senior Lecturer Mike Goh played a pivotal role in guiding batches of nursing students in the area of emergency nursing. What many may not know is that Mike had started out his nursing career as a psychiatric nurse before venturing into this other field of nursing.

In celebration of Teacher's Day, Mike looks back at his own nursing journey and pens an appreciation note for his students as well as mentor from his nursing student days.

Once on a bus, a former student came up to me and we had a quick chat. She then took a selfie with me, and uploaded the picture on her social media account. I was truly moved when I saw the accompanying caption: 'My favourite teacher from Nanyang Polytechnic'. At that moment, I knew I must have made an impact on her while she was still a nursing student.

My advice to those considering nursing is to have a good understanding of the profession first. Nursing is a noble and rewarding career with much to offer and one would need perseverance to carve out a successful career in this field."

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Three cheers for our nation... and three more cheers for our nurses 🎉🎉🎉

Last Saturday, nurses from the National Skin Centre, National University Polyclinics and NTUC Health were invited to the National Day dinner organised by Pioneer SMC. In appreciation for our nurses' hard work, their grassroot adviser Mr Patrick Tay BBM, shared his heartfelt thanks to our everyday heroes and invited them on-stage to receive a care appreciation pack. The night ended with a mass sing-a-long session of familiar local tunes and a cake-cutting ceremony before residents of Pioneer were treated to a mini fireworks display🎇

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For @doverparkhospice Nurse Manager Quek Yanting, becoming a nurse was a calling. Being a jovial person, she had always dreamt of being an emcee or a theatre artist. But after she had enrolled into the nursing course, she realised that it is a noble and meaningful profession.

Yanting recalled a particular incident where a stranger on the street called out to her: "I was on my way home after work, suddenly an old man started calling out for me while chasing after me in his bicycle. I stopped walking and he started thanking me. At that moment, I was clueless and thought he was just a random passerby. Later, I gathered that he was actually the husband of a patient I cared for a year ago."

Yanting was pleasantly surprised by the encounter, and it gave her a great sense of job satisfaction. It also reminds her of the purpose that she brings as a nurse.

Swipe to learn more about Yanting's role in palliative care.
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The evening rain yesterday did not dampen the spirits of West Coast’s residents and our nurses from Khoo Teck Puat Hospital, National University Hospital, National University Polyclinics and SingHealth Polyclinics!

Besides fun activities and live food stations, the National Day celebration also honoured our nurses who were presented with a bouquet of flowers by Minister for Transport, Mr @s.iswaran. To end it off, residents of all ages stood in awe of the spectacular fireworks… it was such a memorable night for everyone!🎇

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