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About me...
After a rewarding career as a registered nurse for 15 years, working primarily in critical care and emergency services, I returned to school to pursue a post-master’s certificate as a nurse practitioner. I was awarded my certificate from the University of California, San Francisco, with a focus on critical care and emergency medicine. I am board-certified by the American Nurses Credentialing Center as an Acute Care Nurse Practitioner. I joined the team of healthcare providers in the Minor Injury Clinic at Kaiser Permanente, San Jose in 2007.
My Philosophy of Care…
As a nurse practitioner, I believe patient education is fundamental to an optimal and healthy outcome. Therefore, I strive to partner with my patients and their families to develop the best plan of care incorporating their personal healthcare goals. In addition to addressing their acute needs, I encourage my patients to practice healthy life style habits, take preventative healthcare measures, adhere to recommended regimens and obtain regular check-ups with their primary care physician.
My Interests...
• Professionally, I am interested in academic pursuits to further my professional opportunities. I am currently pursuing a doctor of nursing practice degree at University of San Francisco.
• When not working or going to school, I enjoy spending time with my family, reading, cooking, eating, and traveling.
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