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(Kaieteur News) – For the Guyanese-born nurse leader and educator, Dr. Amalia Misir a visit to Guyana means spending time with children at the Shaheed’s Boy’s Orphanage; listening to their caregivers and extending her support for upcoming nurses in the local health sector.
Dr. Misir, a Registered Nurse (RN), who also holds a Doctorate of Nursing Practice (DNP), and is Clinical Assistant Professor at Long Island University, noted that conversations with the children Shaheed’s Boys Orphanage in Kitty, Georgetown about school and their love for sport are among her most meaningful moments.
During her visit, Dr. Misir provided hygiene and wellness bags for 31 boys, along with food and toys. She also spoke with the boys about school, their interests and the things they would enjoy receiving on a future visit.
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