On the vibrant afternoon of April 13, 2018, amidst the bustling halls of St. Peter’s School Nongstoin center, an enlightening discourse unfolded, orchestrated by none other than Miss Bankynmawlang L. Nonglait, a beacon of wisdom in the realm of nursing. The occasion, graced by 24 eager minds, delved deep into the foundational essence of nursing and its myriad career trajectories.
With a rich tapestry of experiences woven through her tenure as a Staff Nurse at Civil Hospital Nongstoin, Miss Nonglait embarked on a journey to elucidate the noble calling of nursing. Drawing from her academic odyssey at Padmashree Group of Institution Bangalore and her clinical sojourns at Children Hospital Shillong and Civil Hospital Nongstoin, she painted a vivid panorama of the nursing landscape.
The session unfurled with a camaraderie of introductions, bridging the chasm between speaker and student. Miss Nonglait, with an unwavering ardor, expounded upon the pivotal role of nurses and nursing assistants as custodians of patient welfare and allies to healthcare providers. Emphasizing the tenets of effective communication, time management, and patient safety, she unveiled the quintessence of nursing prowess.
Through anecdotes gleaned from the crucible of her professional voyage, Miss Nonglait illuminated the students to the nuances and challenges inherent in the hospital milieu. A symphony of dialogue ensued, as students eagerly probed into the labyrinth of job prospects and interview intricacies.
With sagacity born of experience, Miss Nonglait tenderly nurtured the aspirations of her audience, instilling within them a resolute spirit to navigate the vicissitudes of their chosen path. Her parting words, laden with hope and encouragement, echoed a refrain of perseverance in the face of adversity.
As the curtains drew on this transformative discourse, the echoes of newfound wisdom lingered in the corridors of St. Peter’s School, leaving an indelible imprint on the hearts and minds of all who bore witness to this enlightening rendezvous.