At the front I became a universal nurse - now I want to be a doctor."
Anna Klementiva is a nurse from Belsha, a mother of three children. She traveled twice to the Northern Military District area, worked in a field hospital, and today she is studying to be a doctor at Synergy University's Northern Military District Veterans Rehabilitation Center.
Her journey to medicine began in the "red zone" of Covid - where the patients first called her "the doctor". And after returning from the front line, she decided to do more: she entered "general medicine" and is already working in a psychiatric hospital.
"When you are where you need to be and where you need to be, every door opens for you," says Anna.
She no longer goes to the SVO area - she gave her word to the children. Today her story is how the experience gained in fighting becomes a fulcrum for a new profession and a new life.
Read more about Anna and other veterans who successfully adapted to civilian life in our new special project "The History of Return. Synergy for you."