My Mr. is climbing the silent ladder to success. While I am busy furthering my education, he is even busier. He planned his teaching days to be all day long on Tuesdays and Thursdays - a real drag for any professor - imagine standing up talking for 8 full hours with just a smidge of a break long enough to scarf down lunch - so that he could be home with the kiddos Monday, Wednesday and Friday so I can do clinical hours, go to class, and still work part time. He stays up late each night working to change the world, one scientific research article at a time. He also makes time to do stats work for DNP students as well as the local major hospital in this area.
and while this paragraph makes him sound like he is a work-a-holic who is never home with his family, that would be the furthest from the truth. I honestly don't know how he juggles this busy life of his, but I need to take note and do the same.
His work ethic is something else. My dream guy.
He is now up to 72 publications, with 18 more in review - which for only having his PhD since March 2011 - well is manic.
He got his 3rd publication in the Mayo Clinic Proceedings this September, and is now a reviewer for the journal.
and now, I am left to wonder, why in the world he is at a small, private college, especially here.
He could be a world changer, my Mr.
So proud of you!
1 comment:
Wow. Go Paul! It's been so awesome to watch you guys "grow up" via your blog. I remember when you were pregnant with your first little Loprinzi, living back in Oregon in an apartment. :) It's really cool to see how far you guys have come!
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