I felt called to nursing. Or you could even call it a vocation, though it preceded my conversion to Christianity and Catholicism. I fear, though, that I represent an increasing minority in British nursing today.
More than 40 years ago, in the process of completing a doctorate in biochemistry at the University of Sheffield, I was in despair. I had lost interest in biochemistry – it was clear I had no future there: I had little flair for it and could not bear the thought of a career working in laboratories. Contemplating my unclear and daunting future, I all but felt a tap on my shoulder and a clear voice saying: “Train as a nurse”.
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Is being a nurse a ‘calling’ and does that explain current problems with British nursing?
i felt called to nursing. or you could even call it a vocation, though it preceded my conversion to christianity and catholicism. i fear, th...
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