I quickly got acclimatized to the COE because it was not a new environment to me. The sta were new to me, but I managed to form good relations with my colleagues. I really feel at home when working here and I love being here. I came to the COE during the time when the whole world was in challenge; when I got hired here my expectations was to have a team of nurses that I would be working with in order to execute my duties fully. But unfortunately, I came when the whole nation was challenged with a shortage of nurses. Working without a team of nurses was a challenge but I am thankful to the respectable relations with sta from the pediatric medical ward where we admit our children. This experience helped me work hand-in-hand with the sta to execute children’s care and services in pediatric hematology and oncology. Finally, leadership at Botswana Baylor Trust has an open-door policy, which I find to be helpful and interesting. For someone who is middle management, I appreciate being able to easily access help or guidance from my colleagues when I need it. For me, this cultivates my professional growth which I am grateful for.