Steacie Taylor Va Case Study

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How are you doing? Hope all is well with you and ypur family. This is Stacie Taylor, one of the former nurses there in the hemo unit. I am the one who graduated a few years back with my masters as a Np. You told me then that you would give me a reference and I wanted to know if that was still the case. I applied for a few Np positions at the Va including the Nephro Np position and wanted to list you as a reference. Please let me know. You can respond to this email Brwmah@aim.com or my telephone number is 216-533-0420. Either way is fine.
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