Renee | Nurse Practitioner Supervisor

What I do:

I mentor, coach, and inspire a group of mid-level providers in my organization.  I also provide medical care for the aging, vulnerable, and chronically ill individuals living in nursing homes and the community.

How I make a difference:

I make a difference by improving health outcomes, increasing quality, and providing cost effective care to our enrollees’ which yields strong results.

Why my job is great:

It cultivates and promotes a culture of clinical excellence.

The challenges of my job:

What’s challenging about my job is at times, dealing with conflict.

How I impact my community:

I’m a member of the Atlanta Black Nurses Association.  This gives me many opportunities to give back and serve my community.  I participate in various health fairs in the community during the year.  I also give back to my church community, and I’m a parent volunteer in my son’s Boy Scout troop.

What’s great about me:

I’m great because my parents raised me to have strong work ethics, morals, and values.  I’ve been fortunate to surround myself with great people.  I recently completed a leadership development program where I was privileged to have two tremendous mentors (internal and external), which resulted in an intense sparkle for leadership.

Little known fact about me:

I was born in New Jersey and I’m the oldest of three daughters.

Words I live by:

“If a free society cannot help the many who are poor, it cannot save the few who are rich.”

-John F. Kennedy