Meet Sandra Gimblet, RN! Sandra is a multiple sclerosis (MS) infusion nurse who has worked in Shepherd Center’s Andrew C. Carlos MS Institute for 14 years. She sat down with us to share why she is so dedicated to her role. (Thread) #NursesWeek Image
✨Describe your role.
I give our patients with MS their IV infusion medications. Because these infusions can last anywhere from 1 to 6 hours, I am there to monitor my patients’ vital signs and teach them about MS and their treatment. Teaching is a BIG part of my job!
✨What do you love most about your job?
Our patients are like family to us and we’re like extended family to them. I feel blessed to have the skill to start IVs and love that my patients have the confidence in me to take good care of them.

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This #NursesWeek, we are featuring some of the nurses and patient care technicians (PCT) who care for our patients. Meet KaShari Warren, a PCT educator in Shepherd’s Brain Injury Rehabilitation Program. We asked her why she’s so passionate about her work. (Thread) Image
✨ Describe your role.
"I educate nursing staff by training new hires at Shepherd Center and creating content to educate our current nursing staff on the latest best practices. In addition to educating staff, I work on the floor with patients who have sustained brain injuries."
✨ What do you love most about your job?
"Knowing that I am part of a patient’s rehabilitation, either indirectly by teaching staff or directly by being their PCT, and that I made an impact on their lives is so rewarding (continued)
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