JSRC: Do you have any stories from your medical career that you’d like to share?

Nurse Nub: I’ve worked at an ER at a hospital before, and there were very hard cases such cases involving open or telescopic procedures, or having to do CPR on a patient that has been in an accident. The main focus for every case is to help your patient to the best of your ability!

JSRC: Is there anything you’ve learned from your childhood that you’d like to share?

Nurse Nub: If you’re interested in something, put your mind to it and give it your all. Even if you’re scared- do it scared. As you grow up, you’ll have less time and more responsibilities. So, if you have questions, ask them! Don’t be afraid of failure or starting over.

JSRC: Have you always known that you wanted to work in healthcare?

Nurse Nub: As a kid, I loved sports and music. But, one day whilst I was walking home, I saw someone struggling on the ground and immediately went to help them. That moment made me realise I wanted to help people.

JSRC: Is there something you’d like the students to know about you?

Nurse Nub: I think that a lot of students are scared to come in to see me and ask for help, afraid that I am mean. I want them to know that if they have any troubles or questions, I am happy and ready to help and support them as well as I can!

JSRC: Can you tell us a bit about your family?

Nurse Nub: Yes, of course! I was raised by my single mother, who wasn’t always around due to work, but she never held me back. Instead, she supported me in pursuing my goals. From her, I learned that I should never be afraid to speak up or take action for what I believe in.

JSRC: If you could have any superpower, what would it be?

Nurse Nub: For everyone to be happy and healthy, and also for there to be no poverty in our country, since it brings suffering upon our people.

JSRC: That concludes our interview, thank you so much for your time!

Nurse Nub: Thank you!