This responsibility includes at least twice daily insulin injections, blood glucose testing, ketone testing, supervision of meals and treating hypoglycemia or other medical needs. A self-study program and an orientation will be provided. The medical staff truly comes away from camp with valuable insight into the treatment and management of Type I diabetes. Back to Top GET to KNOW . . . Sherry Howell is the administrative director of medical, surgical, respiratory care and neurodiagnostics.
Some people are just tired thinking about it.
She has been on this road for more than 28 years, starting with the day her mother informed her she was going to be a nurse. My mother made me become a nurse. And the rest, as they say, is history. She followed up her LPN education by working at MGH on a surgical floor, ICU and the NIV lab before taking her current position in 1988. In her spare time Sherry enjoys collecting old movie classics on video, antiques, and going to flea markets.