Michelle Standlee, RN

Michelle Standlee, RN has a diverse work experience in the medical field. Michelle began their career at Rogers Memorial Hospital in 2009 as a Registered Nurse, where they provided nursing care to children and adolescents. During their time there, they developed nursing treatment plans, managed medications, and supported treatment through various therapeutic modalities. Michelle also conducted research and presented educational in-services to medical staff on complex pediatric diagnoses. After working at Rogers Memorial Hospital until 2012, Michelle went on to work as a Freelance Medical Writer, using their medical knowledge and writing skills to produce healthcare-related content. Michelle then worked as a Health and Wellness Columnist at the Ozaukee County News Graphic, sharing their expertise in health and wellness with the community. In 2023, Michelle joined MedTrainer as a Course Content Writer and Subject Matter Expert, where they utilized their medical knowledge to develop course content. Later in 2023, they became a Health Reporter at The Epoch Times, where they reported on various health-related topics.

Michelle Standlee, RN attended Cardinal Stritch University from 2005 to 2009. Michelle earned their degree in Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse during this time. In June 2009, they obtained their certification as a Registered Nurse from the Wisconsin Board of Nursing.