The New NURSE in LA (Lower Arkansas) is a fictional account of survival of a solider leaving Southeast Asia, the Army, and choosing nursing as a career.
He enjoys telling stories about experiences in what he jokingly calls the Gar Hole..
Retired, he and his wife live in central Arkansas.
He maintained board certification in emergency nursing during his career.
He taught many aspects of emergency care to his peers.
The international level, he served with the International Olympic Committee in Los Angeles during the Games of the XXIII Olympiad.
The State level he served on the Arkansas State Life Support Committee.
The hospital level, he served as a staff nurse, charge nurse, department head, NURSE educator, EMT, and flight nurse.
Working in Arkansas, Texas, Louisiana and California, gave him an overview of the EMS System.
In almost forty years in nursing all were emergency care related.
After the military, he graduated from Southern Arkansas University Department of Nursing.
Like his Father, he joined the military at eighteen.
Robert Burnham is from Camden Arkansas.
He comes to the realization the being an ER NURSE is who you are, not what you do.
Ambulances, ER\'s, and helicopters keep him busy as he chases his dreams.
Chasing is dreams, life, and work become complicated.
The are connected by a twist of fate.
He also finds a little girl and her mother.
There he\'s welcomed home.
He finds peace in a small country church.
Life skills learned in the Army help and hinder as he learns more about nursing.
He later discovers his passion for the ER.
He started in a small hospital ICU.
Surviving nursing school, he moves to the woodlands of south Arkansas.
He brings with him the dark memories of war.
The New NURSE in LA (Lower Arkansas) is a fictional account of survival of a solider leaving Southeast Asia, the Army, and choosing nursing as a career
