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Army Veteran Shares Inspiring Memoir on Life Beyond Military Service


Selinsgrove, PA — November 10, 2025 — Army Nurse Corps veteran Steven Wayne Davis is bringing renewed attention to his book, Keeping The Stethoscope, Hanging Up The Uniform, first published November 10, 2024.


Blending personal reflection with professional insight, Davis shares his journey from military service into civilian life and the adjustments that come with stepping into a new chapter. Drawing on more than two decades of experience in both military and civilian emergency care, he offers readers a thoughtful perspective shaped by years of service and leadership.


His memoir focuses on resilience, identity, and personal growth beyond the uniform.

“If my experiences can help others see that transition is not an ending but a new beginning, then sharing this journey has purpose,” Davis writes.


The book explores the emotional and professional shifts that can accompany a career change from military to civilian life. It provides relatable reflections for veterans and families navigating similar transitions, while also offering insight to those seeking a deeper understanding of life after service.


Keeping The Stethoscope, Hanging Up The Uniform is written for:


  • Veterans and military families adapting to post-service life
  • Readers interested in personal stories of perseverance
  • Community members seeking greater awareness of military transition experiences
  • Individuals inspired by real-life accounts of service and dedication


Rather than focusing solely on military duty, Davis emphasizes the continuing journey of purpose, contribution, and growth beyond active service.


The book is available in print and digital formats through major online retailers.

About the Author

Steven Wayne Davis served as an officer in the U.S. Army Nurse Corps before transitioning to civilian emergency medicine, where he has provided more than 20 years of care.

As both a veteran and healthcare professional, he writes to encourage awareness and understanding of the transition from military to civilian life. What began as personal journaling evolved into a memoir centered on resilience and new beginnings.

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