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In the next two weeks, as Bonnie Metzger finishes her finals and state licensure testing, she says she’s especially grateful to be graduating from nursing school and poised to join colleagues nationwide “in the most noble profession,” thanks to Chamberlain.
With the COVID-19 landscape changing daily, we reached out to Gail Bryant, MD, who runs Wellness365, a Healthcare club and family medicine practice that employs seven healthcare workers in Arlington Heights. Dr. Bryant is a preceptor for Chamberlain’s MSN- Family Nurse Practitioner specialty track.
A 10-year veteran critical care nurse, Lauren Leigh Henry has seen herself and her peers lose patients whose families they have come to love, agonize if everything possible had been done after a Code Blue, and struggle to support themselves after a particularly grueling and heart-wrenching shift.
Eager to help his future coworkers on the front line, Ross University School of Medicine (RUSM) alum Atlee Baker, MD, wasn’t content waiting on the sidelines until the start of his internal-medicine residency in Louisiana.
He has strolled the resident floor for one year and spent the last few months fighting the persistent COVID-19 virus.
For Rocio Sanchez, one of the toughest challenges she’s faced taking care of COVID-19 patients in the ER and ICU is providing a deeper level of emotional care...
We are excited to announce that the Columbus campus will be relocating* to a brand new campus in time for the September 2020 session (starting August 31, 2020)!