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Healing the Children in El Salvador

I was not sure what to expect. The Presbyterian Hospital Main Operating Room is all I have ever known in my nursing career of four years. I knew practices and standards would be different. I knew that there would be a lot of improvising. That was all I knew

Brown Bag Forum with Student Nurses

One way One Nurse At A Time supports nurses is through community networking opportunities: speaking engagements, public events, publication of articles and by providing a discussion forum for exchange of volunteer and humanitarian nursing experiences. Sue Averill and Bette Coulter met with the student nurses of Shoreline Community College in Shoreline,

Global Health Disparities

Sue Averill RN, MBA and Bette Coulter, RN will address the graduate nursing class; “Disparity and Social Justice in Health Care” taught by Mabel Ezeonwu, PhD, RN at the Bothell campus of the University of Washington on Friday, February 25, 2011. Both Sue and Bette are published authors.They have

A Piece of My Heart – Becky Elder, FNP

One Nurse At A Time’s first scholarship nurse for 2011, Becky Elder, recently returned from a medical mission in Guatemala with the organization Hearts in Motion (http://www.heartsinmotion.org/ ) Becky writes: I knew this trip would be meaningful. I did not know it would be a personal awakening ′as to who

ONE NURSE AT A TIME – Changing the World One Nurse at a Time

ONE NURSE AT A TIME (ONAAT) is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization created by nurses who are passionate about giving back to their local and global community through volunteer and humanitarian medical pursuits. We are dedicated to assisting other nurses enhance our profession as they too, look for opportunities