Michele Wilkerson

Michele Wilkerson has extensive experience in the healthcare sector, with a focus on nursing. Michele has worked in various roles and organizations throughout their career.

Michele'smost recent position is as the Director of Medical/Surgical Nursing at Heartland Regional Medical Center, where they provide administrative coverage for a large regional trauma center. Michele'sresponsibilities include patient placement, ensuring safe staffing levels, and collaborating with senior management. Michele also serves as the on-site supervisor for nursing and other support services.

Prior to this, Michele worked as a Clinical Specialist at Overlook Medical Center, providing support to clinical staff in the Atlantic Neuroscience Institute and Intensive Care Unit. Michele ensured competent care for patients in these areas by implementing best practices and updating policies and procedures.

Michele also has experience as an Adjunct Professor at Seton Hall University, where they taught clinical practicum courses and provided mentorship to nursing students. Michele has also worked as an Administrative Manager at Atlantic Health System, where they had managerial responsibilities.

Other positions in Michele's work history include Nurse Manager at Hackettstown Medical Center, Clinical Specialist at Morristown Medical Center, Critical Care Neuroscience Nurse Educator and ICU Unit Educator at Morristown Memorial Hospital, and Staff Nurse at Morristown Medical Center.

Overall, Michele Wilkerson's work experience demonstrates their expertise in nursing, administration, and education in the healthcare field.

Michele Wilkerson attended Walden University from 2008 to 2011, where they obtained their MSN degree in Nursing Education. In addition to their formal education, Michele has also obtained several certifications including Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) from the American Heart Association, Certified Neuroscience Registered Nurse (CNRN) from ABNN, Critical Care Registered Nurse (Adult) (CCRN-A) from AACN (American Association of Critical-Care Nurses), and Stroke Certified Registered Nurse (SCRN) from the American Board of Neuroscience Nurses. The specific months and years in which they obtained these certifications are not provided.