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ope that with this community access TV program that the masses will gain more knowledge and respect for nurses.
N ursesin the Spotlight
c o n t i n u e d f r o m front
Nursing, in which she shares
information with other nurses
about career development, edu
cational resources, and attend
ing to your home life once the
scrubs are off.
“I have a lot of non-nurse
subscribers [too] but they’re
usually like a mother figure, or
married to a nurse; it’s usually
someone who already thinks that
nurses are wonderful people. But
I realized that was preaching to
the same people,” she says.
With the show set to premier
on Wednesday, Dec. 4 at 8 p.m.,
Justice doesn’t just want nurses
watching, she wants the whole
public to tune in to set the record
straight on the important func
tion of nurses.
“Nursing has evolved,” she
says “it’s been a long, long way
to where we are today and un
fortunately general opinion on
the field has not caught up to
what nurses actually do.”
All of the funding for the show
has come from straight from her
pockets. An Indiegogo campaign
has been set up, however, for
those looking to help assist in the
show s production. Visit
A full list offuture airtimes for Community Media website
indiegogo.com/projects/mtv to the Reel Nurses Talk Show can pcmtv.com and clicking ‘Pro
donate.
be found by visiting the Portland gramming Schedules. ’
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