"Before the program I was scared I couldn't do the nursing here. But, oh, my goodness, they showed me to be...
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10/17/08
ANNAPOLIS — Yelitze Medina spent eight years as a nurse for the Venezuelan air force. In 2001, when she moved to the United States with her husband, she never expected it would take seven years to obtain the license she needed to continue in nursing. Find Us On Facebook
Medina credits the Latino Health Initiative, which helps foreign-trained nurses learn critical English language skills and American medical standards, with getting her the license she needed. She is now an emergency room nurse at Washington Adventist Hospital.
"Before the program I was scared I couldn't do the nursing here. But, oh, my goodness, they showed me to be...
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