Nicole Hollander
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Podcast Appearances
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Yes, this was my first job right out of nursing school or right out of getting my master's.
Yes, this was my first job right out of nursing school or right out of getting my master's.
Yes, this was my first job right out of nursing school or right out of getting my master's.
So my dad's actually a urologist. So I had a little bit of a brief background in urology. But to be honest, I kind of fell into it. I had been looking for a job in Chicago and I couldn't really find a job. And I found this and Dr. Shaw and then our other doctor, Dr. Patel. We really vibed with one another. I think we really hit it off and I followed them.
So my dad's actually a urologist. So I had a little bit of a brief background in urology. But to be honest, I kind of fell into it. I had been looking for a job in Chicago and I couldn't really find a job. And I found this and Dr. Shaw and then our other doctor, Dr. Patel. We really vibed with one another. I think we really hit it off and I followed them.
So my dad's actually a urologist. So I had a little bit of a brief background in urology. But to be honest, I kind of fell into it. I had been looking for a job in Chicago and I couldn't really find a job. And I found this and Dr. Shaw and then our other doctor, Dr. Patel. We really vibed with one another. I think we really hit it off and I followed them.
And, you know, I realized, oh, this could be something I like. And now, you know, I really like urology, something that I'm definitely passionate about.
And, you know, I realized, oh, this could be something I like. And now, you know, I really like urology, something that I'm definitely passionate about.
And, you know, I realized, oh, this could be something I like. And now, you know, I really like urology, something that I'm definitely passionate about.
So you can ask Dr. Shah. I was the most nervous person. I was like, I don't know, I'm not doing anything right. So basically what we did is I followed Dr. Shah for, how long was it? Do you think a couple months?
So you can ask Dr. Shah. I was the most nervous person. I was like, I don't know, I'm not doing anything right. So basically what we did is I followed Dr. Shah for, how long was it? Do you think a couple months?
So you can ask Dr. Shah. I was the most nervous person. I was like, I don't know, I'm not doing anything right. So basically what we did is I followed Dr. Shah for, how long was it? Do you think a couple months?
A few months. And so I kind of watched him document. We worked on documentation first. I think that was one of the most important things we needed to work on. And, you know, obviously, as I followed him, I learned along the way different things. You know, I take notes. He would have actually like once a week say like, oh, OK, this week we're going to talk about this topic.
A few months. And so I kind of watched him document. We worked on documentation first. I think that was one of the most important things we needed to work on. And, you know, obviously, as I followed him, I learned along the way different things. You know, I take notes. He would have actually like once a week say like, oh, OK, this week we're going to talk about this topic.
A few months. And so I kind of watched him document. We worked on documentation first. I think that was one of the most important things we needed to work on. And, you know, obviously, as I followed him, I learned along the way different things. You know, I take notes. He would have actually like once a week say like, oh, OK, this week we're going to talk about this topic.
And, you know, I take notes. I actually have like a whole binder. in my office. And then like slowly we started to give me patients. So I started to do some telehealth on my own to kind of like warm me up. And Dr. Shaw had to push me a little bit and see patients in the office. But eventually we got there. And, you know, I think really a lot of the learning happens when you are pushed.
And, you know, I take notes. I actually have like a whole binder. in my office. And then like slowly we started to give me patients. So I started to do some telehealth on my own to kind of like warm me up. And Dr. Shaw had to push me a little bit and see patients in the office. But eventually we got there. And, you know, I think really a lot of the learning happens when you are pushed.