05/26/2026
NSCC recently featured our very own Ashley D’Eon LPN, highlighting her career in nursing. We’re proud to have her on our team and grateful for the care and dedication she brings to our clients every day!
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“I’m a proud French Acadian from southwestern Nova Scotia. I’ve always been passionate about helping others, educating people and making a difference in my community.
As a wife and mom of three, family is at the center of everything I do. Nursing has allowed me to build a career I truly love while also creating a life that supports my family.
Starting my career in a hospital setting for nine years, I worked in cardiovascular and palliative care. I loved the work, but as my family grew, shift work became harder. I needed a path that offered more balance while still doing meaningful work in healthcare.
That led to my career in a non-traditional nursing role with Family 1st Medical. I specialize in respiratory care, helping patients in the office and in their homes. Respiratory health has a major impact on quality of life and helping people breathe better is incredibly rewarding.
I take pride in sharing knowledge with others. I provide educational sessions for nursing students at Burridge Campus, seniors and community members. Being bilingual, I connect with French speaking patients in a meaningful way.
I think it’s important to support the next generation of nurses, so I enjoy sharing my experiences with NSCC nursing students. My NSCC experience gave me the knowledge, confidence and practical skills to grow from a new graduate into the nurse I am today.
Nurses do more than people often realize — we are educators, advocates, caregivers, listeners, problem solvers, and a source of comfort during some of the hardest moments in a person’s life.
If I can offer any advice to new nurses, it’s to never underestimate the impact of kindness, compassion, and education. Sometimes the smallest interactions are the ones patients remember the most.”
-Ashley D’Eon (Practical Nursing ’12)