Bridget Carter MS, RN, AMB-BC
Nursing Education Specialist, Mayo Clinic
Bridget Carter has been a nurse for over 25 years. She started her career at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN working on an inpatient Neuroscience Unit. In 2005, Bridget transferred to a telephonic Disease Management Program which fueled her passion for telehealth. In 2008 after completion of her master’s degree, Bridget’s dream job presented itself, a Telehealth Nursing Education Specialist. Since then, Bridget has focused her efforts on telehealth nursing and triage nursing. Bridget is actively involved with the American Academy of Ambulatory Care Nursing (AAACN) and has participated on two different task forces related to telehealth nursing.
Appearances
IdentificationP59BDateJune 26, 2019Non-visit care interactions with patients and caregivers continue to be on the rise as care models are evolving and care delivery system and healthcare landscapes continue to change. Ambulatory nurses provide care over the telephone or through an online patient portal on a regular basis…Speakers
Bridget Carter, MS, RN, AMB-BCNursing Education Specialist, Mayo ClinicTami Omdahl, MSN, RN, CPNSpecialtiesSession CategoriesFreeStandard Price
IdentificationP5DateMay 8, 2019Speakers
Bridget Carter, MS, RN, AMB-BCNursing Education Specialist, Mayo ClinicTami Omdahl, MSN, RN, CPNGeneral$0Standard Price
IdentificationAMBJ2105Credits1.3 CH | Expired October 31, 2023IssueSeptember/October 2021Contact hours available until 10/31/2023…Authors
Wendy R. Worden, MS, APRN, CNSCrystal Ryan, MS, APRN, CNSBridget Carter, MS, RN, AMB-BCNursing Education Specialist, Mayo ClinicAngela Mattson, DNP, RN, NE-BCJean Johnston, BSN, RNLindsay Hammer Bartley, MS, RNHeather Twing, BSN, RNTami Omdahl, MSN, RNNurse Manager, Mayo ClinicSpecialties$20Standard Price
IdentificationP012Cardiac arrests are rare medical emergencies in the primary care setting, but prompt, coordinated intervention is essential. In a large health system in the Midwest, despite annual competency assessment, nurses reported feeling unsure of their role in a “code blue…Speakers
Bridget Carter, MS, RN, AMB-BCNursing Education Specialist, Mayo ClinicRachel Carver, MS, RNJeffrey Timm, MS, RN, PHNGeneral
