This month we meet Melanie Fischer.
Melanie Fischer has worked in healthcare for the past 19 years. She originally needed a summer job when she
was in high school and applied for a housekeeping position at Ellis Good Sam. Melanie enjoyed the position, but wanted to
do more to help the residents she served. Her love for helping others is what
attracted her to healthcare and made the healthcare field a perfect fit. Melanie is now an RN.
Melanie and her husband have been married for 14 years and have a
farm in the Ellis area where they have cattle running about. Melanie and her
husband have 4 beautiful children. They
have three sons; Lane 11; Coby 10; and Jacy 9; and a 4 year old daughter,
Kennedi.
When she is not working, Melanie likes spending time with her
children. Her boys are in 4-H and the
entire family is very involved in the club. 4-H is the Fischer family’s biggest
activity and involves all family members in raising and caring for the animals
they show at the fair. The family has raised and shown different types of
livestock. They have raised and shown bucket
calves, and are now currently raising show pigs and flocks of show chickens and
ducks.
Melanie’s advice to anyone seeking to enter healthcare is to have patience
with those you work with, including residents and workers. Melanie’s mantra is
to always put first those you are serving, and to put your own wants and needs last.
Melanie believes in working as a team player no matter what personal conflicts
you may have with another co-worker, and to always show respect for those you
work with and to be professional when you are working.
Everyone at WeCareOnline plays an important role in helping
students have the best online learning experience possible. Melanie answers
phone calls that come into her office for all CNA and CMA questions. She also
assists in the set up process for classes; helping the clinical instructors in
the set up process. She helps students to
enroll in classes, and provides support and assistance to advertise upcoming
classes. While Melanie supports WCO mission in numerous ways, she views her
most important role at WCO is the work she does educating the students in the
classroom, monitoring grades, and answering emails from students/instructors or
individuals interested in the WCO program.
Hello Melanie, It's very nice to meet you.
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ReplyDeleteI enjoyed reading all about you.-Kimberly Norris CNA (CMA course enrolled)
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ReplyDeleteHello Melanie, very nice to read about your family and nursing career.
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ReplyDeleteHello your experience makes me feel safe and follow your example, you are one of the nurses that I admire and respect, very nice to meet you and a pleasure to follow this dream with such a prepared person,Thank you for your time
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ReplyDeleteWoaw, Nice to meet you Melanie. It is fantastic know a little about your life and how you came to your dreams. Congratulations and thank you for help to anyone referent the CNA and CMA.
ReplyDeleteVery nice to meet you, and have you as someone to look up to. I worked at Good Sam of Ellis some time ago, a very lovely place to work. My husband Brad and I currently live in Ellis as well. I loved reading about you, and I look forward to this CMA program. Thank You!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing more about your journey through nursing, I find it very inspiring. I am currently enrolled in a CNA refresher course, and am very excited to start my journey!
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