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I am a registered nurse with 10 years of clinical experience, including four years dedicated to outpatient neurosurgery with a focus on patients living with Parkinson’s Disease. During that time, I served as a clinical coordinator and educator, supporting individuals undergoing advanced therapies such as deep brain stimulation. My role allowed me to work closely with patients, families, and caregivers, guiding them through complex treatment pathways and helping them better understand disease progression and care options.

I developed a strong foundation in coordinating multidisciplinary care teams, including neurologists, neurosurgeons, therapists, and support services. I also became a consistent and reliable point of contact that someone could turn to with questions, concerns, or simply reassurance during what can often feel like an overwhelming journey.

My passion for mentorship comes from witnessing firsthand how valuable guidance and connection can be for those navigating Parkinson’s Disease. Beyond clinical care, patients and caregivers often need someone who listens, understands, and can offer practical advice rooted in real experience. I want to be that resource that someone who not only provides knowledge but also encouragement and confidence.

I believe mentorship is about building trust, fostering resilience, and helping others feel less alone. Supporting individuals at any stage of Parkinson’s, whether newly diagnosed or managing advanced symptoms, is deeply meaningful to me. My goal is to help others feel informed, supported, and empowered to make decisions that improve their quality of life.

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