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Sandra is a past president of the Lambda Gamma chapter and an emeritus member of the faculty at SSU. Her areas of interest focus on vulnerable populations within community health. She is involved in the sociopolitical dimensions of nursing practice, specializing in cultural competency in health care and health care planning at the local, state and national level. In January of 07 Sandra and Carole Heath a fellow instructor from SSU lead a group of nursing students in a language and cultural immersion class in Guadalajara, Mexico. Sandra served on several health care boards in Sonoma County (Sutter Medical Center of Santa Rosa, Saint Joseph's Health benefits regional board, Northern California Center for Well Being and the Redwood Coalition of Health Clinics). Serving on these Boards keeps Sandra apprised of the rapidly changing health care situation in our local community. Sandra now serves as a nursing education consultant to schools of nursing dealing with the nursing shortage. She is available for mentoring in any of these areas. You may contact her at debella@sonoma.edu |
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Pamela
is a graduate student in the UCSF Occupational and Environmental
Health Clinical Nurse Specialist program and will be
graduating June 1, 2001. Her areas of special interest
are writing and implementation of Violence in the Workplace
programs. She has designed and taught a "Teen Suicide
Prevention" program in several high schools in Sonoma
County. She is proficient with the computer and internet
research and uses the computer as a daily tool to strengthen
her nursing skills. She has worked in critical care,
geriatric care, and has experience as a case manager
for home care and hospice. Pamela graduated from the
SSU RN to BSN program in 1999 and was the recipient
of the "Outstanding Professional Growth Award."
Pamela has been a member of the Lambda Gamma Chapter
of Sigma Theta Tau since1999 and serves on the board
as Corresponding Secretary. She is interested in providing
a mentoring experience on any level and would enjoy
supporting the undergraduate process as well as the
approach to Graduate School admission for any student
that could use a little "TLC". Please click on Pamela's
name to contact her. |
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Linnea
graduated from Cal State Univ., Hayward, in 1976 with
a double major in Nursing and Biology. She obtained
her first certification as a Nurse Practitioner in Family
Planning from UCSF in 1979 and her MSN and FNP from
Sonoma State in 1999. Linnea currently works as a Family
Nurse Practitioner in a private office in Fort Bragg
(8 miles north of Mendocino) and as a Sexual Assault
Nurse Examiner in the local hospital. In the last few
years she has also taught in the LVN and Substance Abuse
programs at College of the Redwoods. Throughout her
career she has worked as an oncology nurse; Senior Clinician
at Planned Parenthood; Infection Control, Employee Health
and Total Quality Management coordinators; House Supervisor;
Director of Nursing; NCLEX-PN Examination Item Writer
and and is the CCNP Legislative Coordinator for Region
3. Her current "pet project" is teaching a
class on "Talking with Kids about Sex" to
parents and teachers in the community. |
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