Board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP-C) and Public Health Specialist (MPH)
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Board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP-C) and Public Health Specialist (MPH) with over 10 years of high-acuity critical care, telephone triage, and international medical deployment experience. Highly optimized for virtual care and asynchronous/synchronous telehealth platforms, combining advanced graduate training in epidemiology and biostatistics with proven clinical autonomy in resource-limited and austere settings. Expert in evidence-based practice, clinical decision support tools, and digital health charting, bringing a top-tier video presence, decisive medical risk management, and culturally competent communication to remote patient populations.
Travel Critical Care Float Pool Nurse at Aya Healthcare - (OHSU) (2022-07 – Present)
ICU Staff Nurse / COVID-19 Travel Nurse at Nationwide & International Deployments (2020-03 – 2021-12)
Staff Nurse - Critical Care Float Pool at Salem Hospital (2013-10 – 2017-12)
Nurse Leader & Volunteer Staff Nurse at Bere Adventist Hospital (2018-01 – 2022-02)
Functioned with a massive degree of clinical autonomy in an under-resourced environment devoid of consistent physician availability; independently ordered diagnostics, developed initial diagnoses, and prescribed medication regimens.
Volunteer Field Nurse at Georgian National Legion / Military Forces (2022-03 – 2022-04)
Family Nurse Practitioner Student at Simmons University
Completed 650+ comprehensive clinical hours across the lifespan, focusing heavily on autonomous diagnostics, patient education, and virtual-ready care models.
Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) in Family Nurse Practitioner – Simmons University (2025)
Master of Science in Public Health (MPH) in Biostatistics & Global Health – Brown University (2024)
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) in Nursing – California State University, Stanislaus (2013)
Bachelor of Science in Health Science & Promotion in Health Science & Promotion – Walla Walla College (2006)