What Does it Take to be an Osteoporosis Clinical Educator?

Posted by Mary Minix in VMS Educator Insights

May is National...

A Personal Story of ALS from a VMS Clinical Nurse Educator

Posted by Mary Minix in VMS Educator Insights

By Jennifer Wilson, RN, VMS Clinical Nurse Educator

Michael*, my dear friend from childhood, was an extraordinary athlete and golf pro, a devoted father of two amazing children, a loving husband, and a wonderful friend I miss terribly. I remember the call...

Healthy Living – Why is Proper Nutrition so Important?

Posted by Mary Minix in VMS Educator Insights

By Liza Maricle, BSN, RN
Supervisor, Clinical Support

For many, gone are the days of sitting around the table to a fresh home-cooked...

Rare Disease - A Long and Winding Journey

Posted by Mary Minix in VMS Educator Insights

For People with Rare Diseases, it is Often a Long and Winding Road

By Jill Doran, BA, BSN, RN
Clinical Nurse Educator

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Men and Women – Heart Attack Symptoms May Differ

Posted by Mary Minix in VMS Educator Insights

VMS Clinical Educators are passionate about improving heart health

By Kristen Long, BSN, RN, Manager, Clinical Support

The...

10 Tips to Help Others Get Back on Track with Therapy and Lifestyle Goals

Posted by Mary Minix in VMS Educator Insights

By Susan Cuellar, BSN, RN, CDE, CHC

What advice would you give to someone who told you this: “I definitely fell off the wagon over the holidays. I was so busy, I did not have time to exercise, and I gained ten pounds. I am so discouraged.”
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