Jo 1?

Jo 1. (be) a nurse. She 2. (work) at a medical clinic near her home in Ipswich. She 3. (get) to work at 8 am every weekday. She first 4. (check) the phone for voice messages and the fax machine for faxes. She then 5. (talk) to the doctors about the dayís appointments. At 8. 30 she 6. (make) sure that the medical instruments 7. (be) ready for use and that everything 8. (be) clean and tidy. The doctors and nurses 9. (start) seeing patients at 9. 00. Jo10. (spend) a lot of time giving babies and children vaccinations. She 11. (talk) to their parents about any worries they 12. (have). The doctors 13. (call) her for help with bandaging or tests. She 14. (be) also available at all times for medical emergencies. At lunchtime Jo 15. (answer) the phone while the receptionist 16. (have) her lunch. It 17. (be + not) a busy time so Jo usually 18. (have) a cup of tea. She 19. (try) to do any paperwork during this time too. The clinic 20. (have + not) as many patients in the afternoon unless it 21. (be) a Friday. At around 4. 00 she 22. (check) that her computer files 23. (be) up - to - date. She 24. (look) at the clinicís stock of medical supplies and 25. (phone) the manufacturers to order more of something, if necessary. Finally, Jo 26. (talk) to the doctors and other nurses about the dayís work. She 27. (go) home around 5. 00. She 28. ( be) usually late leaving work. Jo 29. (love) her job but the pay 30. (be + not) very good.