Mr. Zafar Anwar: Case Study

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It is my great pleasure to write this letter of recommendation for Mr. Zafar Anwar. I have known Mr. Anwar for more than five years, as I was his Nurse Educator and currently work with him as an Acute Care Nurse Practitioner in the Cardio thoracic Intensive care unit (ICU) at Maimonides Medical Center(MMC).
I first met Mr. Anwar, as an instructor, during his orientation to the Telemetry/Step down unit and Medical Intensive care unit. Mr. Anwar quickly showed himself to be a conscientious student. He did not hesitate to participate in discussions, raise various concerns and questions of his own. It was evident from the beginning of the class that he has a strong interest in the subject matter, and this was reflected in his grades as well. Through

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