Meet...Tis
Name: James Tisdale.
Department:
23-year veteran of the Burn Unit now with PACU.
How long at MUSC: 31 years.
Family: Wife, Cynthia; daughter, Tisa; and sons, Tony and Dathan.
Favorite TV program: The news.
Favorite room in your house: Wherever there is a good chair I can rest in.
Favorite type of music: Gospel.
Fondest childhood memory: Being a senior and playing on the basketball team for Bonds-Wilson High School.
Bad habit: Not eating well.
Pet peeve: Having to pay for parking.
Special time: When I am sitting in the boat waiting for the fish to bite.
Biggest fish you’ve ever caught: Five-pound Pink Snapper I caught during an off-shore fishing expedition.
Idea of a perfect vacation: Having your own island.
How do you stay fit: Walking.
Most rewarding thing about your job: Learning new things related to patient care.
Personality trait you admire in others: Honesty and kindness.
Historical event you would have like to have witnessed: The birth of Jesus.
Words of advice: Be
nice to others.
Friday, Jan. 7, 2005
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