Dwanette Judkins

Dwanette Judkins has a diverse work experience in the healthcare field. Dwanette worked at St. Francis Medical Center as the Director of Clinical Excellence, where they provided direction and oversight for the Patient Care Services Team. Their responsibilities included improving compliance with core measures, reducing hospital-acquired conditions, and assisting with accreditation readiness. Dwanette also served as the Magnet Program Director during their time at St. Francis Medical Center.

Prior to that, Dwanette worked at Daughters of Charity Health System as the CARE Clinical Project Manager. Dwanette managed a grant-funded project aimed at reducing the mortality rate from Sepsis in two Southern California facilities.

Dwanette's earlier work experience includes a role as an Education Specialist at California Hospital Medical Center.

Overall, Dwanette's work experience demonstrates their expertise in clinical excellence, project management, and education in the healthcare industry.

Dwanette Judkins holds a Master of Science in Nursing Education (MSN) from Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, obtained from 2002 to 2005. Dwanette also has a Bachelor of Science in Registered Nursing (BSN) from Deaconess College of Nursing, acquired from 1995 to 1998. In addition, they are a Certified Professional in Healthcare Quality, certified in 2014.