Christy Holt Msn Rn

Christy Holt MSN RN has extensive work experience in various healthcare institutions. Christy started their career as an RN Supervisor at Deberry Special Needs Facility, where they cared for incarcerated mentally ill patients and administered psychiatric medication. Christy then worked as an RN staff and float nurse at Vanderbilt University Medical Center and Nashville Metro General Hospital.

In 1998, Christy joined US Nursing as a Travel RN, providing their services as a nurse in different locations. Christy later worked at Doctors Medical Center as the RN/Director of Cardiac Cath Lab and Interventional Radiology, where they were responsible for scheduling staff, payroll, and maintaining HIPPA compliance.

Christy then joined Kaiser Permanente, where they held the positions of RN-Manager Cardiac Cath Lab/Interventional Radiology and Director Cardiac Cath Lab/Interventional Radiology. Christy opened the Cardiac Cath Lab at the Fremont Campus, ensured compliance with regulations, projected budgetary needs, and coordinated staff training.

Christy then worked as the Interventional Radiology Director at Vanderbilt University Medical Center before moving on to be the Director of Cardiovascular Services at HCA Southern Hills Medical Center. At Atlanta Medical Center, they served as the Director of Cardiovascular Services and Stroke Program.

Christy's most recent position is Cardiovascular Services Director Invasive & Non-Invasive at Washington Hospital Healthcare System, where they oversee the operations of both invasive and non-invasive cardiovascular services.

Throughout their career, Christy has demonstrated strong leadership skills, efficiency improvement, and commitment to patient and staff education.

Christy Holt MSN RN has a Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) degree in Administration from MTSU. Christy also holds a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree from the University of Phoenix and an Associate of Science in Nursing (ASN) degree from Tennessee State University. Additionally, they completed their high school education.