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TNJ INTERVIEW SERIES FEATURING DISTINCT MILLENNIAL NURSES

We started off last week, interviewing selected distinct young nurses of the 21st century.
Our first guest, Nr. Jombo Paul, set the ball rolling. An interesting session it was indeed.

Today we have a beautiful nurse on the seat. Her personality is all loving and her passion speaks for her wherever she goes. If you've ever heard about Nurses' Lecture Room, she's the brain behind it. You sure want to know more.

Click the link, enjoy the session, feel free to comment, and of course, share 🙆


INTERVIEWER: Thank you for joining us ma'am.

1. Kindly please introduce yourself

GUEST: My name is  Mercymary Otoijaghale(RN, BNS) founder of Nurses Lecture Room and simple nursing application on play store.



INTERVIEWER: Nurses' Lecture Room 😍Wow. We sure need more innovations like this in the profession

2. What was your journey into Nursing like?

NR. MERCYMARY: So far so good, the journey has been a very interesting one in the sense that  becoming a medical practitioner  has been my dream,and finally nursing found me. Though am still kind of young in the profession(NURSING) but I hope at the end I would say am fulfilled.


INTERVIEWER: "Nursing found me" 😁 Fulfilment is indeed all we seek. Alright, on to the next one

3. You must have had ranges of experiences; good and bad
Could you please share one you probably might never forget in a long time, and that has influenced you in your journey so far?

NR. MERCYMARY: The good one though(smile), the biggest experience I had was during the campaign against drug abuse and misuse as organised by NURSES LECTURE ROOM which was covered  by Africa Independence television Abuja.


INTERVIEWER: Wow. That's so awesome. Greater feats!

4. So, Is there anything you do differently as a young nurse?

NR. MERCYMARY: For now, I Dnt really have anything apart from this profession. I'm 100% focused on Nursing especially  the aspect of education, and prevention  of diseases.


INTERVIEWER:
5. What would you say is the singular most important challenge to young nurses of the 21st century?

NR. MERCYMARY: Passing Nursing Council Exam (😁)


INTERVIEWER: 😁😁 We will definitely be alright

6. Please share, what's your nursing vision?

NR. MERCYMARY: My vision is to make a difference in Nursing Profession by impacting lives with knowledge that will make the public view Nursing Profession in a  different way.


INTERVIEWER: Hmmmm.. Deep

7. Finally ma'am, what would you say as a parting shot to aspiring nurses, junior and senior colleagues in the profession?

NR. MERCYMARY: To the student nurses out there,  I would look into their eye and say Dnt give up. Believe you can do it. Dnt be afraid and trust God.


INTERVIEWER: Thank you so much ma'am. This was really impactful. Thank you for the time.


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