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Location: Grand Canyon, Williams
I obtained my undergraduate degree in nursing at Viterbo University in La Crosse, Wisconsin. Later, I worked as an Army nurse in various emergency rooms near and far. I then attended the University of Colorado Denver where I obtained my Master’s in Nursing as a Family Nurse Practitioner and completed a post-master’s certificate program in Acute Care from Seattle University. Recently I’ve worked as a nurse practitioner for Providence Medical Group in Spokane, Washington and prior to that in Frisco, Colorado and a thriving community family practice.
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Fun Facts: On my free time I am an avid mountain biker and work part-time as a bike mechanic. I also spend my time volunteering as a mountain bike coach.
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