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When Bianca Iglesias decided to become a nurse practitioner, her goal was simple: to care for people the way she saw her grandfather cared for during his final days.
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NewsAHU grad featured in PBS documentary on 'Nursing Possibilities'
'Roadtrip Nation' episode on 'Nursing Possiblities' begins airing.
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NewsNiki Romine joins AdventHealth Medical Group OB/GYN at Curtis Parkway
AdventHealth is proud to announce that Niki Romine, CNM, WHNP-BC, has joined AdventHealth Medical Group OB/GYN at Curtis Parkway in Calhoun.
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NewsUniversity Area CDC and AdventHealth partnership expands housing and wellness opportunities for Tampa Bay veterans
More veterans in the Tampa Bay area will soon have access to safe, stable housing through a new partnership between University Area CDC and AdventHealth.
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NewsCasselberry nurse grateful to be alive after suffering cardiac arrest on basketball court
Reflecting on his experience, Randy Rahming expresses immense gratitude for being alive and thanks AdventHealth for playing a key role in his recovery.
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NewsTodd Goodman named chief financial officer for AdventHealth
Goodman will provide systemwide financial leadership across the organization’s continuum of care.
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NewsAdventHealth to launch Virtual Care Smart Rooms powered by HelloCare
This cutting-edge technology is set to transform the patient experience and streamline clinical workflows across our hospital system.
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NewsAdventHealth Corporate Care hosts 2nd annual First Responders Day celebration
AdventHealth Corporate Care Orlando marked National First Responders Day with an event honoring the heroes who are first on the scene during emergencies.
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NewsAir Force veteran continues her mission through hospice nursing
For Marissa Baird, nursing has always been a calling rooted in compassion, service and purpose.
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NewsGroundbreaking study uncovers dramatic rise in childhood head and neck cancer, and girls are most at risk
20-year retrospective examined 29,000 cases of pediatric head and neck cancer in the U.S. Girls made up 60% of the cases.