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At Misty Bay Regional Hospital, Bethany went straight to the locker room to change into her scrubs. She’d recently gotten board-certified in family medicine, but positions had been in big demand. It had taken several interviews at various hospitals before she’d been offered the position here. Misty Bay Regional definitely hadn’t been her first choice, but it had turned out to have hidden benefits.
One: It couldn’t be farther from Connecticut and still be part of the United States. Every day, she blessed the four-hour time difference between Alaska and the Greenwich home of her father and third stepmother.
Two: The hospital was small enough so that she got the opportunity to treat a wide variety of injuries and illnesses. Her specialty of family medicine didn’t limit her the way it mig
