Answering A Special Call - Patricia Elaine Robinson Tate the Great Neonatal Nurse & Manager

 

by C. Henry Adams

I find it to be true.  When you ask God for help, it is very likely that he has  already answered.


It took many years to understand that the greatest power of a human being is unconditional love.


If power is defined as the ability to do something or act in a particular way, then this mentor that we are about to tell you of in this particular blog; will make you believe that doing good things to help others will likely change your individual life forever.


Once in a town called Steubenville, Ohio.  A young woman join the Steubenville High School band.  It is said that she played the saxophone.  Now, this young lady was no ordinary person.  Prior to playing saxophone in the " Big Red Marching Band ", she cheered the team as a Cheer Leader.


Perhaps, someone motivated her.  People like Martin Luther King Jr. said, " If you were a street sweeper,  be the very best street sweeper that you could become. "


Patricia Elaine maintained good grades in High School and graduated to later attend Akron University in Akron, Ohio as a Nursing Student.


Once she completed her studies while at  the newly built Mary E. Gladwin Hall , a place which is said to help students focus on relationships with the surrounding community;  she received her Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing from Akron University.


Inspired, she left the State of Ohio to move south to the State of Georgia.  By 1981, she had become a Neonatal Intensive Care Nurse at Grady Hospital in Atlanta, Georgia.


Filled with compassion, in 1992 she joined the Emory Regional Center to work as a Neonatal Transport Nurse.  As a member of Angel II Transport Team, Patricia Elaine exceeds to higher heights.


Fully aware of what she wanted to do in life, by 1995 she had accomplished a Masters of Science in Nursing degree from Georgia State University.

In 2019, this great nurse was recognized as the DAISY Nurse Leader. 

What does the acronym DAISY stand for in this discussion? 


   " Diseases Attacking the Immune System "


An international program honoring nurses for compassionate, skillful care, created by the family of J. Patrick Barnes (who had ITP, an autoimmune disease) to thank nurses for their support during his illness, with nominations welcome from anyone for nurses showing empathy and clinical excellence in any role,

By November 2002, this Extraordinary Woman accepted an Extraordinary Man - Ernest Tate as her soul mate.  For 23 years they completed their vows together until Patricia Elaine Robinson Tate left this life for a celestial home.

This is the story of Patricia Elaine Robinson Tate.

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