TV Nurse — Patti Carr

Would Anne's new nursing role in the glamorous world of television erase a handsome, hard-working doctor from her life, and her heart?

GLAMOUR NURSE

At $300 a week no job could be all bad.

Anne Osgood's new position as medical consultant to Arthur Howard's projected TV special on Buttrick Hospital was a far cry from scrubbing in with Dr. Lee Vaughan in Surgery 1. She was no longer the dedicated nurse working with the doctor she loved. The thrill was gone.

Lee's own fierce ambition had brought about Anne's disillusionment -- which led her straight to Arthur, who offered all that money could bury. Was it enough to sway and uncertain heart?


Once upon a time Anne Osgood was a happy, carefree, dedicated nurse, loved by Dr. Albert Benson and in love with Dr. Lee Vaughn. And an indispensable part of the team on Surgery 1. Suddenly the bubble burst, and she was ousted--a victim of the chief surgeon's illness, Dr. Lee Vaughn's ambition, and her own candor. But now TV scriptwriter Arthur Howard offered a new world filled with celebrities, excitement and romance. Would it be enough to make Anne Osgood forget an unforgettable man?