UNC Health Southeastern
Linda Battle is an experienced nursing professional currently serving as a Labor and Delivery Nurse at UNC Health Southeastern since May 2022. In addition to clinical practice, Linda works as an NCLEX Specialist at ATI Nursing Education and has a longstanding role as an Adjunct Professor at Grand Canyon University, supervising Master's in Public Health Practicum. Previous positions include Core Faculty for the RN to BSN program at Walden University, Associate Professor at American Public University focusing on BSN and MSN courses, and Clinical Director at Arthritis Centers Of Texas. Linda's earlier experience features roles such as Lead Nurse Planner at Vizient, Inc., Course Mentor for Community Health at Western Governors University, and Assistant Director of Nursing at Tarrant County College. Linda holds a Doctorate of Nursing Practice from Regis College, a Master of Science in Nursing from East Carolina University, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Columbus State University, and a Bachelor of Science in Biology/Chemistry from Francis Marion University.
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UNC Health Southeastern
UNC Health Southeastern, which is licensed for 452 beds, is a comprehensive healthcare system that offers an array of services through its affiliated divisions. The medical center is accredited by DNV-GL Healthcare and offers a combination of acute care, intensive care and psychiatric services to more than 13,000 inpatients and 60,000 emergency patients annually. As a nonprofit organization, UNC Health Southeastern is operated by a local board of trustees whose only remuneration is the assurance it is making quality healthcare available for its community. There are more than 135 physicians on the active medical staff. UNC Health Southeastern is still the only hospital in Robeson County and serves patients throughout southeastern North Carolina.