Not just professionally. Personally.
After more than twenty years in healthcare, I began asking myself a question I couldn't stop thinking about.
How does it affect our relationships, our families, our identity, our health, our finances, our friendships, and the lives we build outside the hospital?
As I began writing my memoir, I realized my story was only one story. I wanted to hear everyone else's.
That's why I created The Refill Room.
“Taking care of patients starts with taking better care of the people caring for them.”
I'm meeting one-on-one with healthcare professionals to learn what this work has given us, what it has cost us, and what we wish existed to better support the people behind patient care.
Every conversation helps shape what The Refill Room becomes.
Whether you've worked in healthcare for one year or forty. Whether you love your career, struggle with it, or feel somewhere in between.
If you're willing to spend 30–45 minutes sharing your experience, I'd be honored to listen.
30–45 minutes · no scripts
no right answers
An MSN-prepared Registered Nurse, CNOR, Nurse Educator, consultant, and founder with more than twenty years in perioperative nursing.
I've spent my career caring for patients during some of the most complex surgeries in medicine.
Now I'm listening to the people who care for everyone else.
I'd love for you to follow along as I share what I'm learning through interviews, writing, and research.