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Kristi Kenny is seeking a position in healthcare where she can use her education and experience. She received a Bachelor's degree in Public Health and a minor in Business Administration from Rutgers University. She has interned at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital managing bills and patient data. She also has experience supervising staff and selling memberships as a fitness supervisor. Her objective is to enhance a healthcare facility's productivity and reputation.
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Kristen Mammolito is a registered nurse who graduated cum laude from LIU Brooklyn with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing in 2015. She has over 720 hours of experience as an intern with Visiting Nurse Service of New York in hospice care. She also has clinical experience in pediatrics, psychiatry, maternity, gerontology, and adult medical-surgical units totaling over 240 hours. Prior to becoming a nurse, she worked as an office assistant and accounts receivable specialist gaining skills in customer service, organization, and web design.
Postgraduate residency presentation #2 from recruitment to graduation
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Linda M Shepherd CV 3.14.16
Linda M. Shepherd has over 30 years of nursing experience including roles as Chief Nursing Officer, Director of Intensive Care Units, and Director of Surgical Services. She holds an MBA and BSN and is licensed to practice nursing in Virginia. She has worked at HCA Healthcare since 2006 where she currently serves as CNO, leading quality initiatives that have earned her facility numerous recognitions. Prior to that, she held various director and nursing roles with increasing responsibilities at Carilion Clinic from 1995-2006.
Enhancing the Student Experience Through Effective Precepting
This webinar discussed enhancing the student experience through effective precepting. It covered how health centers can develop preceptor training programs and dedicated education sites to better support students and preceptors. Specifically, it recommends health centers work with academic partners to create preceptor orientations, clear expectations, compensation, and ongoing support through a clinical coordinator. This formalizes the process and improves communication, record keeping, and the overall experience for preceptors and students compared to informal models.
Mary Rose Gaughan curriculum vitae
Mary Rose Gaughan has over 30 years of experience in nursing education, clinical practice, and healthcare administration. She currently works as an Assistant Professor of Nursing at Erie Community College, where she teaches medical surgical and pediatric nursing courses. Previously, she has held roles as an adjunct professor, clinical manager, insurance outreach specialist, and nurse educator. Gaughan has a PhD, Master's degree in Nursing Administration, and Bachelor's degree in Nursing. She has a proven track record of expanding programs, achieving measurable outcomes, and receiving awards for her work in healthcare.
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This document is a resume for Rochelle D. King summarizing her professional experience and education. She has over 10 years of experience in healthcare revenue cycle management, childcare administration and teaching. Her current role involves maximizing medical billing payments through customer service and system utilization. Previous roles include assistant director at a daycare center where she provided administrative support and marketing, and associate teacher developing lesson plans and assessing child development. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Human Services and has volunteered in family services roles.
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This resume is for Kylee Deterding, an experienced nurse seeking a position in healthcare leadership. She has a Master's degree in Nursing Health Leadership and minors in Nursing and Healthcare Administration and Organizational Dynamics. As an ICU nurse, she led process improvement projects that reduced infections and improved patient outcomes. As a graduate student, she consulted on a project to reduce chemotherapy wait times using Lean tools. She is skilled in data analysis, process improvement, and developing strategic business plans to improve operations and patient care.
Implementing the National Standard for Psychological Health and Safety in the...
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The document summarizes Nick Steinke's experience in project management, market research, and strategic roles in healthcare industries. It highlights his skills in managing multiple large research projects simultaneously, providing strategic market analyses, and demonstrating strong analytical and problem-solving abilities.
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