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My nurse nominee is the best because she always goes to work with a smile on her face, even when the day starts off bad. She has to deal with kids kicking and screaming all day (she works as an endercroin nurse and sticks needles in kids arms). But even with the kids screaming and kicking she still gets about 95% of them in kids viens on the first try. Missy also wears scrub tops that have Disney characters to work every day so the kids have something to look at when she is doing a test on them. Lastly, when she comes home she doesn't complain about how hard her day was when you ask.
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