F. Christian Oates Rn, Bsn

F. Christian Oates, RN, BSN has a diverse work experience spanning over two decades. Starting as a Registered Nurse at Mississippi Baptist Health System in 1995, they gained experience in surgical care. F. Christian then moved to Forrest General Hospital, where they worked as a Registered Nurse in the SICU/CCU. In 1999, Oates joined Tulane Medical Center, where they worked as a Registered Nurse in various roles, including CCU/SICU/Surgery, Charge Nurse, and caring for transplant patients. Transitioning to the pharmaceutical industry, Oates worked as a Territory Business Manager for Bristol-Myers Squibb, focusing on cardiovascular products. Oates then joined Eli Lilly and Company, where they held multiple roles including Senior Sales Representative in the Hospital Group, District Sales Manager, Nurse Educator, and Health Education Consultant. At Eli Lilly, they gained experience in cardiovascular therapies, hospital-based sales, and comprehensive educational updates for healthcare professionals. F. Christian also worked as a Learning & Development Facilitator at Amplity Health, providing training programs. Oates ventured into consulting and founded RNtellect Consulting in 2019. F. Christian served as the Owner, offering their expertise in healthcare training and development. Most recently, Oates joined Eagle Pharmaceuticals, Inc. as the Director of Learning & Development, focusing on developing engaging training programs and contributing to the company's strategic initiatives.

F. Christian Oates, RN, BSN completed their Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree at The University of Southern Mississippi in 1998. In terms of additional certifications, they obtained the Fracture Liaison Service Certification from the National Osteoporosis Foundation in 2014. F. Christian also holds the Certified Cardiovascular Industry Representative certification from the American College of Cardiology, which they obtained in 2009. In addition, F. Christian Oates is a registered nurse in both Illinois and Indiana, although the specific institutions and exact dates for these registrations are not provided.