EKG Interpretation Workshop

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Speaker(s): Wendy Wright, DNP, ANP-BC, FNP-BC, FAANP, FAAN, FNAP

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AANP CE: 3  |  AANP RX: 1  |  OKBON pharmacology: 3.6

Note: All individuals SHOULD bring their own calipers for the hands-on component.

Learning Objectives:

• Develop a systematic approach to the interpretation of a 12-lead EKG. Content: Rate, rhythm, Axis, hypertrophy, infarction.
• Discuss abnormalities seen on a 12-lead EKG that might be indicative of heart block, conduction defects, cardiac ischemia, injury and infarction. Content: Prolonged pr and QRS interval, T wave inversion, ST depression, Q waves.
• Interpret sample 12-lead EKG’s. Content: myocardial infarction, ischemia, injury, 1^st degree AV block, 2^nd degree AV block.

 

Abstract:

The 12-lead ECG is a useful tool, often employed by nurse practitioners to assess for evidence of cardiac disease. Designed for the nurse or nurse practitioner performing and interpreting 12-lead electrocardiograms, this 3 hour, hands-on workshop will enhance your skills.  The instructor will help you to develop a systematic approach to 12-lead EKG interpretation.  In addition, abnormalities that might be indicative of heart block, various conduction defects, cardiac ischemia, injury and infarction will be reviewed.

About Dr. Wright: 

Wendy received her Doctor of Nursing Practice in 2019 from the University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa. She is a 1992 graduate of the Adult Primary Care Nurse Practitioner program at Simmons College in Boston, Massachusetts and completed a family nurse practitioner post-master’s program in 1995. She is an adult and family nurse practitioner and the owner of a nurse practitioner owned and operated clinic within New Hampshire. Her family practice has won numerous awards, including Top Providers in New Hampshire 2020, Top 20 Fastest Growing Family Business, and Top 20 Women-Owned Business in New Hampshire. In addition, she is the Owner of Partners in Healthcare Education, a medical education company. She is the Past President of NPACE and the Senior lecturer for Fitzgerald Health Education Associates.

She is the recipient of numerous awards and was chosen by the American Association of Nurse Practitioners as the 1999 recipient of the New Hampshire State Excellence Award. In addition, she received the 2009 NH Nurse Practitioner of the Year, the 2014 Top 5 Women in New Hampshire Business Award and in 2018, One of the Top 10 NPs in America. In 2020 and 2022, Dr. Wright won the Top Doctor in Souhegan Valley and the 2021 State of NH Advocate of the Year Award. In 2005, she was inducted as a Fellow into the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners; in October 2014, a Fellow in the American Academy of Nursing, and in March 2017, a Fellow into the National Academies of Practice.

She is the founder of the NH Chamber of Entrepreneurial Nurse Practitioners, an organization designed to assist nurse practitioners with independent practice issues. In addition to full-time clinical practice, she presents nationally to different audiences and has been a speaker at over 1000 conferences in 47 states. She has been a medical media spokesperson for numerous companies and has appeared on radio, television, and in print magazines. In October 2020, Dr. Wright was featured in the Wall Street Journal for her Nurse Practitioner Led Clinics and the care they provide. Wendy is frequently consulted by malpractice attorneys around the area of clinical practice and has worked on more than 100 malpractice cases involving nurses and nurse practitioners.

Orthopedic Assessment: Injuries and Treatments for Primary Care

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Speaker(s): Brian Coleman, MD

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AANP CE: 3  |  AANP RX: 1.5  |  OKBON Pharmacology: 3.6

Learning Objectives:

• Discuss the importance of history taking and physical examination skills in diagnosing orthopedic injuries.
• Demonstrate important musculoskeletal exam skills.
• Understand the indications, and interpretation of various imaging studies in diagnosing orthopedic conditions.
• Discuss conservative strategies for injury rehab, prevention, and management with return to play including use of NSAIDS, dosepaks and topical NSAIDS.

About Dr. Coleman:

Dr. Coleman is the Program Director at OU Health. As the program director for the family medicine and sports medicine program OU Medical Center, he is in charge of 38 residents and fellows learning family medicine and primary sports medicine.

He is a Professor at the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine where he is the Director of both the Primary Care Sports Medicine Fellowship Program and the Family Medicine Residency Program.

Dr. Coleman provides medical care to athletes of all ages from “Weekend Warriors” to high school, university and professional players. He enjoys teaching, both in the classroom and clinic setting, and has given numerous presentations to on-campus and community groups. He performs multiple injections and teaches injections with and without ultrasound guidance.

Dr. Coleman serves as Colonel in the United States Army National Guard and has been deployed to Iraq, Egypt, twice to Afghanistan and most recently to Ukraine.

He’s an avid runner who is close to meeting his goal of completing marathons in all 50 states.

Hypertension: Case Based Approach to Management

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Speaker(s): Wendy Wright, DNP, ANP-BC, FNP-BC, FAANP, FAAN, FNAP

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AANP CE: 1  |  AANP RX: 1  |  OKBON pharmacology: 1.2

Learning Objectives:

• Identify complications associated with hypertension
  Content/Topics:  CAD, CVD, PVD
• Discuss the newest in JNC VIII vs. AHA/ACC Hypertension guidelines.
  Content/Topics:  risk stratification, goals.
• Discuss nonpharmacologic and pharmacologic options for the treatment of hypertension.
  Content/Topics:  Therapeutic lifestyle changes, thiazides, ACE inhibitors, ARB’s, CCB’s

Abstract:

Lecture, discussion, and case study presentation, assisted by computer generated visual effects, will be designed to assist the primary care provider with the early identification of patients at risk for target organ damage from hypertension, classes of antihypertensive medications designed to attenuate/avoid target organ damage, and mechanisms to evaluate impact of these medications and their potential adverse effects. Interactive case studies will enhance and cement the knowledge gleaned from the discussion and apply newest hypertension guidelines.

About Dr. Wright: 

Wendy received her Doctor of Nursing Practice in 2019 from the University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa. She is a 1992 graduate of the Adult Primary Care Nurse Practitioner program at Simmons College in Boston, Massachusetts and completed a family nurse practitioner post-master’s program in 1995. She is an adult and family nurse practitioner and the owner of a nurse practitioner owned and operated clinic within New Hampshire. Her family practice has won numerous awards, including Top Providers in New Hampshire 2020, Top 20 Fastest Growing Family Business, and Top 20 Women-Owned Business in New Hampshire. In addition, she is the Owner of Partners in Healthcare Education, a medical education company. She is the Past President of NPACE and the Senior lecturer for Fitzgerald Health Education Associates.

She is the recipient of numerous awards and was chosen by the American Association of Nurse Practitioners as the 1999 recipient of the New Hampshire State Excellence Award. In addition, she received the 2009 NH Nurse Practitioner of the Year, the 2014 Top 5 Women in New Hampshire Business Award and in 2018, One of the Top 10 NPs in America. In 2020 and 2022, Dr. Wright won the Top Doctor in Souhegan Valley and the 2021 State of NH Advocate of the Year Award. In 2005, she was inducted as a Fellow into the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners; in October 2014, a Fellow in the American Academy of Nursing, and in March 2017, a Fellow into the National Academies of Practice.

She is the founder of the NH Chamber of Entrepreneurial Nurse Practitioners, an organization designed to assist nurse practitioners with independent practice issues. In addition to full-time clinical practice, she presents nationally to different audiences and has been a speaker at over 1000 conferences in 47 states. She has been a medical media spokesperson for numerous companies and has appeared on radio, television, and in print magazines. In October 2020, Dr. Wright was featured in the Wall Street Journal for her Nurse Practitioner Led Clinics and the care they provide. Wendy is frequently consulted by malpractice attorneys around the area of clinical practice and has worked on more than 100 malpractice cases involving nurses and nurse practitioners.

Pulmonary: New Approaches to Asthma Treatment Selection and Assessment

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Speaker(s): Wendy Wright, DNP, ANP-BC, FNP-BC, FAANP, FAAN, FNAP

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AANP CE: 1  |  AANP RX: 1  |  OKBON pharmacology: 1.2

Learning Objectives:

• Select optimal inhaled therapy for asthma based on patient characteristics, clinical evidence, and guideline recommendations.
• Evaluate asthma control & treatment response routinely using validated assessment tools.
• Apply effective strategies for helping patients adhere to the treatment regimen.

Abstract:

Asthma is a common disease in children and adults that causes extensive morbidity and impaired quality of life. As primary care clinicians (PCCs) increase their ability to select appropriate inhaler therapy and assess asthma control, patient outcomes are expected to improve. PCCs need education on navigating the landscape of treatment access for patients with asthma so that patients can receive optimal therapy. PCCs also need to remain updated as to recent FDA approvals for asthma therapy, including the recent approval of a new combination inhaler to prevent and treat asthma exacerbations. Consequently, education of PCCs to address these gaps is needed so that unmet needs can be addressed, and outcomes improved.

About Dr. Wright: 

Wendy received her Doctor of Nursing Practice in 2019 from the University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa. She is a 1992 graduate of the Adult Primary Care Nurse Practitioner program at Simmons College in Boston, Massachusetts and completed a family nurse practitioner post-master’s program in 1995. She is an adult and family nurse practitioner and the owner of a nurse practitioner owned and operated clinic within New Hampshire. Her family practice has won numerous awards, including Top Providers in New Hampshire 2020, Top 20 Fastest Growing Family Business, and Top 20 Women-Owned Business in New Hampshire. In addition, she is the Owner of Partners in Healthcare Education, a medical education company. She is the Past President of NPACE and the Senior lecturer for Fitzgerald Health Education Associates.

She is the recipient of numerous awards and was chosen by the American Association of Nurse Practitioners as the 1999 recipient of the New Hampshire State Excellence Award. In addition, she received the 2009 NH Nurse Practitioner of the Year, the 2014 Top 5 Women in New Hampshire Business Award and in 2018, One of the Top 10 NPs in America. In 2020 and 2022, Dr. Wright won the Top Doctor in Souhegan Valley and the 2021 State of NH Advocate of the Year Award. In 2005, she was inducted as a Fellow into the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners; in October 2014, a Fellow in the American Academy of Nursing, and in March 2017, a Fellow into the National Academies of Practice.

She is the founder of the NH Chamber of Entrepreneurial Nurse Practitioners, an organization designed to assist nurse practitioners with independent practice issues. In addition to full-time clinical practice, she presents nationally to different audiences and has been a speaker at over 1000 conferences in 47 states. She has been a medical media spokesperson for numerous companies and has appeared on radio, television, and in print magazines. In October 2020, Dr. Wright was featured in the Wall Street Journal for her Nurse Practitioner Led Clinics and the care they provide. Wendy is frequently consulted by malpractice attorneys around the area of clinical practice and has worked on more than 100 malpractice cases involving nurses and nurse practitioners.

Diabetes: Case Studies in Continuous Glucose Monitoring

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Speaker(s): Wendy Wright, DNP, ANP-BC, FNP-BC, FAANP, FAAN, FNAP

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AANP CE: 1  |  AANP RX: 1  |  OKBON pharmacology: 1.2

Learning Objectives:

• Comfortably prescribe CGM for all appropriate patients.
• Learn to recognize patterns shown in the AGP that may create challenges for the treatment plan.
• Modify the treatment plan based on CGM data to improve patient outcomes and increase Time in Range (TIR).
• Recognize and address treatment disparities in an effort to make CGM more accessible to patients.

Abstract:

Most patients with diabetes mellitus (DM) have their disease managed by primary care clinicians (PCC), making PCCs a critical audience to educate regarding the use of continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) systems
and ambulatory glucose profiles (AGP). Many clinicians want to see real world applications of this technology, and this presentation, with a series of case studies, shows just how impactful CGM can be in easing the burdens faced by their patients with diabetes.

About Dr. Wright: 

Wendy received her Doctor of Nursing Practice in 2019 from the University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa. She is a 1992 graduate of the Adult Primary Care Nurse Practitioner program at Simmons College in Boston, Massachusetts and completed a family nurse practitioner post-master’s program in 1995. She is an adult and family nurse practitioner and the owner of a nurse practitioner owned and operated clinic within New Hampshire. Her family practice has won numerous awards, including Top Providers in New Hampshire 2020, Top 20 Fastest Growing Family Business, and Top 20 Women-Owned Business in New Hampshire. In addition, she is the Owner of Partners in Healthcare Education, a medical education company. She is the Past President of NPACE and the Senior lecturer for Fitzgerald Health Education Associates.

She is the recipient of numerous awards and was chosen by the American Association of Nurse Practitioners as the 1999 recipient of the New Hampshire State Excellence Award. In addition, she received the 2009 NH Nurse Practitioner of the Year, the 2014 Top 5 Women in New Hampshire Business Award and in 2018, One of the Top 10 NPs in America. In 2020 and 2022, Dr. Wright won the Top Doctor in Souhegan Valley and the 2021 State of NH Advocate of the Year Award. In 2005, she was inducted as a Fellow into the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners; in October 2014, a Fellow in the American Academy of Nursing, and in March 2017, a Fellow into the National Academies of Practice.

She is the founder of the NH Chamber of Entrepreneurial Nurse Practitioners, an organization designed to assist nurse practitioners with independent practice issues. In addition to full-time clinical practice, she presents nationally to different audiences and has been a speaker at over 1000 conferences in 47 states. She has been a medical media spokesperson for numerous companies and has appeared on radio, television, and in print magazines. In October 2020, Dr. Wright was featured in the Wall Street Journal for her Nurse Practitioner Led Clinics and the care they provide. Wendy is frequently consulted by malpractice attorneys around the area of clinical practice and has worked on more than 100 malpractice cases involving nurses and nurse practitioners.

Abscess: Incision, Drainage & Cellulitis - Inpatient and Outpatient Care

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Speaker(s): Tracy Langley, DNP, APRN-CNP & Justin Rammage, APRN-CNP

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AANP CE: 1  |  AANP RX: .5  |  OKBON Pharmacology: 1.2

Learning Objectives:

• Review common skin infections encountered in outpatient settings
• Identify most common organism in outpatient skin and soft tissue infections.
• Select appropriate antibiotic therapy according to guidelines established by the Infectious Disease Society of America.
• Recognize when incision and drainage is necessary for treatment.
• Know when to transfer care for inpatient management and continue treatment with appropriate antibiotic therapy.

About Tracy & Justin:

Tracy is a primary care provider for the Chickasaw Nation Medical Center and an adjunct faculty member at Texas Woman’s University. She has been a registered nurse for more than 25 years with the majority spent as a family nurse practitioner. She earned her bachelor’s degree from East Central University, her master’s degree from OU, and her DNP from Oklahoma City University.

Justin is an adult gerontology acute care NP and works as a hospitalist for the Chickasaw Nation. He earned his Bachelor’s Degree from East Central University, in Ada, and his Master’s Degree from Maryville University. He has more than 10 years experience in acute and critical care settings.

Men's Health

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Speaker(s): Johnny Hickson III, MD

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AANP CE: 1  |  AANP RX: .5  |  OKBON Pharmacology: 1.2

Learning Objectives:

• Identify the pathophysiology, risk factors and medications for erectile dysfunction.
• Identify the signs, symptoms, and treatment options of hypogonadism.
• Evaluate symptoms, understand the pathophysiology, and risk factors for urinary incontinence.
• Identify the location in the prostate where BPH develops. Define the symptoms and signs of BPH.

About Dr. Hickson:

Dr. Johnny Hickson was born and raised in Oklahoma City, where he attended Putnam City High School, Southern Nazarene University, and the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine. Following his residency training at Texas Tech Health Sciences Center Department of Urology, Dr. Hickson returned to Oklahoma City and joined Urology Associates. He maintains clinics at Hefner Pointe, in Oklahoma City, Edmond, and South OKC. He specializes in men’s health and minimally invasive surgery, including no-needle/no-scalpel vasectomy.

Gut-Brain Axis in Preventative and Functional Medicine

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Speaker(s): Lauren Duroy, DNP, APRN-CNP, FNP-C, FIM-P

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AANP CE: 1  |  AANP RX: .20  |  OKBON Pharmacology: 1.2

Learning Objectives:

About Dr. Duroy:
Dr. Duroy is an advanced practice provider at Tru Health and CEO of NursePracPreneurs and a professor at the Institute for Functional Nurses.

She received her Bachelors of Science, from OU, she earned her BSN and DNP from Oklahoma City University. She provides care to nursing home residents including acute care and complex chronic care. She is the lead professor at the Institute for Functional Nurses. Her lectures assist nurses and nurse practitioners rekindle their love for nursing and advanced practice nursing – with a focus on preventative health.

ENT: Nasal Polyps

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Speaker(s): Edward El Rassi, MD

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AANP CE: 1  |  AANP RX: .4  |  OKBON Pharmacology: 1.2

Learning Objectives:

About Dr. El Rassi:

El Rassi, MD is a board-certified otolaryngologist (ENT) at OU Health with fellowship training in rhinology and skull base surgery.

Dr. El Rassi earned his medical degree from the OU College of Medicine in Oklahoma City. He then completed residency in otolaryngology – head and neck surgery at Oregon Health and Science University in Portland, OR followed by a fellowship in rhinology and skull base surgery at Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary and Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, Massachusetts where he also held an appointment as a Clinical Instructor at Harvard Medical School.

Dr. El Rassi has a clinical interest in treating patients with conditions of the nose, sinuses, orbit and skull base including patients with allergies, nasal obstruction, recurrent or chronic sinusitis, nasal polyps, epiphora (chronic tearing), thyroid eye disease, sinonasal tumors (both benign and malignant), and cerebrospinal fluid rhinorrhea. He has expertise in endoscopic (minimally invasive) revision and complex sinus surgery, orbital surgery and skull base surgery and is proud to serve as a specialist in his home state of Oklahoma.

Women's Health: Hormone Replacement Therapy

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Speaker(s): Margaret R. Goddard, DNP, MSN, APRN-CNP, FNP-BC, AG-ACNP

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AANP CE: 1  |  AANP RX: .75  |  OKBON Pharmacology: 1.2

Learning Objectives:

About Dr. Goddard:

My educational journey began in 2004 when I enrolled in a Registered Nurse program. I attended Devry University’s School of Nursing and completed my BSN in 2007. I was accepted into the Master of Science in Nursing program at the University of Central Arkansas and graduated in December 2010. I passed my APRN exam 2011 and continued my educational journey, completing my post-graduate FNP in 2014, while working as an ICU Hospitalist at St John Medical Center. I completed the University of Pennsylvania’s AGACNP post-graduate program in 2016 and passed the AGACNP exam in 2017.

In 2018 I worked in the ICU at Ascension St. John with a Neurocritical Care group while enrolled in the postgraduate DNP program at Northwestern Oklahoma State University. I graduated May 2022. Currently, I made the professional transition to Saint Francis Hospital Stroke service, have joined the Menopause Society,  and am working on my  Menopause Society Certified Practitioner certification.

I provide a part-time tele-health hormone replacement therapy service to fill the gap in women’s health and hormones for women in Oklahoma.

Movement Disorders: Dyskinesia, Huntington's Disease, Parkinson's Disease

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Speaker(s): Julia John Samuel, DNP, APRN-CNP

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AANP CE: 1  |  AANP RX: .5  |  OKBON Pharmacology: 1.2

Learning Objectives:

About Dr. John Samuel:

Julia practices at the Mercy Hospital’s Meinders Center for Movement Disorders.

I have always had an interest in medicine. I knew I wanted to help bring about change and improve patient outcomes specifically in the field of movement disorders. I decided to sub-specialize in neurology because I was always interested in how the brain functioned and the many diseases that impact it. There have been so many advances in technology in the movement disorder field and I am excited to utilize the latest science to help my patients. As a provider, I want my patients to know that I will always provide compassionate and effective care.

Pediatric: Congenital Heart Disease & Heart Murmurs

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Speaker(s): Debi Lammert, RN, MSN, APRN-CNS, BC

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AANP CE: 1  |  AANP RX: .25  |  OKBON Pharmacology: 1.2

Learning Objectives:

About Debi:

Debi has been a nurse for over thirty years, and an Advanced Practice Nurse for more than twenty five years. Much of her clinical background includes Pediatric Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery, as well as Pediatric Surgery, Intensive Care, Neonatology, and Trauma nursing, as well as education.

Recently, Debi has served both short term and intermediate term in Haiti and Zambia, with multiple short term trips for pediatric cardiac surgery, cleft lip and palate repairs, and general medical care for all ages. She has served in Haiti, Mongolia, Bolivia, Uganda, Zambia, South Sudan, Nigeria, Ivory Coast, Palestine, Taiwan, China, Honduras, Kazakhstan, and Greece over the past years.

Currently, Debi is on Samaritan’s Purse International Disaster Assistance Response Team (DART) and serves as a volunteer for the Children’s Heart Project of Samaritan’s Purse.

She teaches nursing at several overseas locations in Haiti and Zambia.

Dermatitis and Eczema Update

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Speaker(s): Chris Poarch, APRN

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AANP CE: 1  |  AANP RX: .75  |  OKBON Pharmacology: 1.2

Learning Objectives:

• Recognize and identify Atopic Dermatitis, Dyshidrotic Dermatitis, Nummular Dermatitis.
• Identify basic care measures.
• Identify common treatment modalities with associated risk versus benefit in adult population.

About Chris:

Chris is a family nurse practitioner with the Chickasaw Nation Medical Center. He has practiced full scale pediatric and adult dermatology since 2017 with experience in biopsies, excisions, rashes (infectious and inflammatory), skin cancer, atopic dermatitis, psoriasis, and all other skin disorders.

Geriatrics: Polypharmacy and Medication De-Escalation

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Speaker(s): Danna Weathers, DNP, APRN, FNP-BC

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AANP CE: 1  |  AANP RX: 1  |  OKBON Pharmacology: 1.2

Learning Objectives:

• Discuss the definition of polypharmacy.
• Appreciate the impact of polypharmacy in older patients.
• Define deprescribing medications.
• Identify the risks and benefits associated with deprescribing in the geriatric population.
• Discuss resources and tools to support deprescribing medications.

About Dr. Weathers:

Dr. Weathers is clinical faculty at Kramer School of Nursing where she enjoys teaching in the graduate and family nurse practitioner programs. She retired after many years as a labor and delivery nurse to become a family nurse practitioner in a rural private practice and currently provides care for veterans with complex, chronic medical conditions. She has been a nurse educator since 2014 and focuses on delivery of primary care across the lifespan to a diverse patient population. She is a native of southeastern Oklahoma which inspires her interest in rural health care.

Education and National Certifications

• 1978: BS Mathematics Southeastern Oklahoma State University
• 1980: AAS Nursing Murray State College
• 1999: MSN University of Oklahoma
• 1999: AANP Family Nurse Practitioner Certification
• 2011: ANCC Geriatric Nurse Practitioner Certification
• 2016: DNP Kramer School of Nursing

Teaching Interest

• Gerontology
• Chronic Complex Disease Management
• Rural Health Care

Current Research/Scholarly Interest

• Transitional Care
• Medication Reconciliation and Polypharmacy
• Transdisciplinary Team Health Care
• Ethical Considerations in the Aging Population

Awards, Recognition, and Service

• Heart of Nursing Award Kramer School of Nursing
• Golden Age Games
• Oklahoma Mission of Mercy

Behavioral Health: Screenings, Assessment and Telehealth Team Support

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Speaker(s): Traci Bartley, LCSW Behavioral Health Director

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AANP CE: 1  |  AANP RX: 0  |  OKBON Pharmacology: 1.2

Learning Objectives:

• Participants will learn best practices in screening for behavioral health conditions.
• Participants will learn behavioral health emerging models of care to support care teams
• Participants will learn about innovative approaches utilizing behavioral health telehealth resources.

About Traci:

Traci Bartley, based in Oklahoma City, brings experience from previous roles at OU Health including their Director of Behavioral Health. Traci Bartley earned her Master’s degree from the University of Oklahoma.

With a robust skill set that includes Behavioral Health Therapist, Clinical Supervision, Consulting, Administration, Population Health and more.

Opioids & Opioid Use Disorder Treatment for Oklahoma APRNs

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Speaker(s): Sandi Mellor, DNP, APRN, FNP-BC

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AANP CE: 2  |  AANP RX: 2  |  OKBON Pharmacology: 2.4

Learning Objectives:

• Identify pharmacology of Opioids and how they act in the body and mind.
• Discuss Oklahoma guidelines for APRN scope of practice regarding opioid prescribing and treatment.
• Define addiction and associated terms according to American Society of Addiction Medicine.
• Define Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) using criteria for diagnosis.
• Compare and contrast treatment guidelines and evidence-based recommendations.
• Evaluate outcomes, goals, and completion or discontinuation of treatment.
• Discuss challenges and recommendations for increased assistance for management of OUD.

About Dr. Mellor:

Sandi has been a Board-Certified Family Nurse Practitioner since 2004. Prior to becoming a FNP, she was an ER/Trauma and ICU RN for Neonates, Pediatric, and Adult patients. She has taught Advanced Practice Providers for more than 17 years.

She focuses on Primary and Urgent Care.