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Summary Of The MSN Nursing Program

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The MSN nursing program at the University of South Florida have taught me so much about diagnosing, treating, and managing comorbidities. My clinical experience with different receptors have reinforced my passion for caring for patients in outpatient settings. I would absolutely love this opportunity to provide primary care to your patient population to improve their overall health. I will focus on providing preventive care and other health care needs that will improve their quality of life. I will use an interdisciplinary approach by collaborating with my supervising MD and other resources as needed to provide comprehensive health care for each patient. I will provide support for my patients and their family members in regards treatment

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