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I began my journey in healthcare as a caregiver in 2006 and became a registered nurse in 2009. I started my career in a busy hospital medical unit, but it was in 2014 that I discovered my passion for senior living. Since then, I've immersed myself in assisted living and memory care communities across Oregon, with a focus on providing high quality, compassionate care.

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Over time, I witnessed firsthand how residents with diabetes, particularly those requiring insulin, were often turned away from community-based care settings due to delegation challenges. I strongly believe that diabetes should not be a barrier to accessing the dignity and comfort of assisted living. As a regional nurse, I also recognized how delegation responsibilities often default to the community or regional nurses, which can add to an already full workload and lead to burnout and high RN turnover. 

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That's why I started RN Delegations: to be a dependable partner that helps reduce RN burnout, supports care teams, and ensures residents get the care they need. I'm a hard worker, detail-oriented, and known for building a quick rapport with residents and staff. I truly enjoy working with elderly individuals and value being part of a collaborative care environment. 

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I live in Lebanon, Oregon with my husband and our two amazing kids- one a high school senior and the other a college sophomore. When I'm not working, I enjoy spending time with family and friends, trying new foods, and hiking.

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