Theresa Gillenwater BSN, RN

UPCARE RN Preceptor, James Madison University

Theresa Gillenwater is an UPCARE Registered Nurse Preceptor at James Madison University in Virginia. She has been a nurse for 15 years, spending the majority of these years in med-surg working within her community, with the exception of 1 year as an employee health nurse. In 2019, she joined the undergraduate primary care and rural education project, a HRSA-funded project that focuses on nursing education within local primary care clinics. In this role, she educates staff, patients, and JMU nursing students.

Appearances

Demonstrating the Value and Sustainability of the Enhanced Primary Care Registered Nurse Role in Federally Designated Rural Health Clinics: A QI Project
Identification
211
Date
April 13, 2021
Credits
0.75 CH | Expired April 15, 2023
This session explores the value-added role of enhanced primary care RNs in rural health clinics and the impact they have on quality, access, and revenue…
Speakers
Tina Switzer, DNP, RN, CNL
Partnership Liaison, James Madison University
Theresa Gillenwater, BSN, RN
UPCARE RN Preceptor, James Madison University
Erika Metzler Sawin, PhD, RN, FNP-BC
Associate Professor, James Madison University
Anne-Callie Skillman, BSN, RN
Registered Nurse Preceptor, James Madison University
Specialties
Care Coordination Transition Management | Clinical Topics
General
care coordination and transition management | quality improvement | sustainability | continuing nursing education | conference | registered nursing | rural health clinics | value
$30
Standard Price

Theresa Gillenwater BSN, RN

UPCARE RN Preceptor, James Madison University

Appearances

Demonstrating the Value and Sustainability of the Enhanced Primary Care Registered Nurse Role in Federally Designated Rural Health Clinics: A QI Project

Speakers