I have worked as a clinical laboratory scientist/medical technologist for eight years. Yes, I work in a hospital. No, I am not a nurse. No, I am not a phlebotomist but I do depend on the blood-drawing experts. Have you ever had your blood drawn? Peed in a cup? Had your throat swabbed? Most people have and really don't know what happens after. That is where I come in! I get all of that stuff that comes out of your body and do various types of testing to give the doctor tons of information about your condition. I have worked as a med tech in three different facilities but the best thing about it is it led me to teaching, which is my true passion. I began teaching at the hospital where I completed my MT internship. I fell in love with sharing my thirst for knowledge! I earned a masters in adult education and haven't looked back.
I now teach for two different colleges and work part time at a hospital. Most of the courses I teach are online. I still love being in the traditional classroom and try to pick up one on-campus course a semester. I love the freedom of working from home and having flexibility in my schedule. It gives me time with my husband and family. This summer I am excited to be working at the hospital and not teaching courses! I have only a small amount of clinical rotation scheduling to do for the one school which I am not really counting as work. This makes me very excited because I have a long list of projects to fill up my spare time. Here it is!
- refinish the picnic table---already got this one done even before my courses are done!
- learn to crochet---started but it is not going as quickly as I wanted :(
- finish ladder plant stand---photos and more about that later
- stain bathroom wall shelf
- paint bathroom shelf---already started and yes there are two shelves
- paint bedroom shelf and jewelry box to match dresser---I will have to post pics of my dresser which is one of my fave refinishing projects!
- bedroom lamp---bought a lamp for $5.50 at the thrift store.....still trying to decide how I want to spruce it up
- rearrange pantry---already done....moved a bunch of stuff that I don't use frequently to storage in the basement and now it has stayed organized for several weeks!
- rearrange laundry room including create a hamper/sorting station
- move craft room---all of my craft supplies and work area are moving from the second floor of the house to the basement, about 1/2 of it is moved
- clean carpets
- paint stairway---all holes are patched, just need to sand and paint
- paint living room
- reseal kitchen counters
- find a dresser for the kitchen---I will explain this when I find the perfect piece :)
I am very excited about many of these projects. The finished products will help to make our house our home! My goal is to work on a few projects every week and then post pictures and commentary about my progress. I am just afraid that I will keep adding to the list instead of getting things crossed off!
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