Gould finds her calling in respiratory therapy, IT

Aurora grad says her faith led to her career in healthcare

  • Sisters Lindsay Gould, left, and Jacque Carden are seen here at Nebraska Children’s Hospital, Omaha, where both currently work. The sisters live less than a mile away from each other in Gretna and attend the same church.
    Sisters Lindsay Gould, left, and Jacque Carden are seen here at Nebraska Children’s Hospital, Omaha, where both currently work. The sisters live less than a mile away from each other in Gretna and attend the same church.
  • Lindsay (Hattan) Gould, seen here with her husband, Matthew and her 2-year-old daughter Josie, currently works at Nebraska Children’s Hospital in Informational Technology.
    Lindsay (Hattan) Gould, seen here with her husband, Matthew and her 2-year-old daughter Josie, currently works at Nebraska Children’s Hospital in Informational Technology.
    Lindsay (Hattan) Gould credits her faith with leading her to a career as a respiratory therapist and information technology (IT) specialist at Nebraska Children’s Hospital in Omaha. While growing up in Aurora, Gould says she and her sister, Jacque (Carden), were motivated by their parents, Joann and Roger Hattan, to pursue ambitious careers as they looked toward working in the medica...

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