Healthcare Worker Gift Shift Swap Candle For Nurses EMTs F405B

For a Healthcare Worker after a long stretch of shifts, a graduation, or a move to a new unit. Bought by a spouse, a cohort classmate, a floor they used to work on, or a parent who watched the whole program. It usually arrives after a stretch of nights, or on the week somebody finally finished the program they started three years ago.The label reads “Smells Like Shift Swap.” Nurses spend the day being the calm one, and almost nobody says the blunt version of thank you out loud. Nursing gets thanked in cafeteria vouchers and pizza, so the gift that names the person instead of the department is the one that gets kept.A 9 oz glass jar with a brushed gold lid, one cotton wick, and about 40 hours of burn time. The label is pink with the message in rust all caps. 100% California soy wax, phthalate free and paraben free fragrance oils, in five scents. Hand poured in Orange, California.Trim the wick before each burn and let the first burn reach a full melt pool. Given at a nursing school graduation, a pinning ceremony, a board certification, or Nurses Week. Chosen for a Healthcare Worker, for ICU, ER, labor and delivery and med surg nurses, for nursing students, and for a preceptor. Also bought by a unit for its own staff. Searched as a nurse gift, a nurse practitioner gift, a nursing school graduation gift, a nursing student gift, a RN gift, an ICU nurse gift, an ER nurse gift, a labor and delivery nurse gift, a nurse retirement gift, and a Nurses Week gift. Also bought as a preceptor thank you gift and a nursing pinning ceremony gift. Often chosen as a Healthcare Worker gift.