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Aging in Oregon

Aging in Oregon. Watch and listen to nurses share their thoughts on working with an older population, describe how they got started working in long term care, and why they do it. Please note: Allowing the YouTube clips to fully load in your browser window may result in better video quality.

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Aging in Oregon

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  1. Aging in Oregon Watch and listen to nurses share their thoughts on working with an older population, describe how they got started working in long term care, and why they do it. Please note: Allowing the YouTube clips to fully load in your browser window may result in better video quality. • Polly Youngren, RN, MN talks about her connection with elders. • Brad Finley, RN talks about the path that led him to working in long term care. • Hannah Perry, BSN, RNtalks about discovering long term care after nursing school. • Joan Morris, RN a nurse since 1992, talks about changes in the long term care field that she has seen. • Beth Jackson, RN talks about starting her position as Assisted Living Director after two decades of nursing. • Leslie Joy Boyer, RNtalks about how her career in health care prepared her for long term care.

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