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(front row, left to right) Mary Ann Anderson, Lolita Adrien (ret.), Barbara Santina (rear row, left to right) Roberta Hoffman, Cheri Etheredge, Sally Brooks, Mary Anne Werner-Mccullough, Angela King-Jones, Saul Jones |
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Mary Anne Anderson, MA, MSN, RN, C.,
LCCE BSN, University of San Francisco; M.A. in education, Holy Names College; MSN CSU Dominguez Hills; L.C.C.E., Lamaze International Childbirth Association; Certified RNC, National Certification Association. My work experience includes labor delivery and recovery, newborn nursery & postpartum and prenatal community health nursing. I have been fortunate enough to work in California, Hawaii, Florida & Pennsylvania as well as Germany and Mexico. Childbirth is a normal, natural & healthy life experience that profoundly affects women and their families. The nurse has the privilege & opportunity to positively enhance this unique experience. It is a privilege also to introduce students to this area of nursing. |
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Sally Brooks, MS, RN, GNP BS in Nursing from Ohio State
University, MS and GNP from University of California, San Francisco.
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Cheri Etheredge, RN, BSN, MN, Ed.D.
BSN Florida State University,
MN Emory University with an emphasis in Child Health, Ed.D. University
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Diana Hall Diana is available to answer all of your questions about the Health Sciences or Nursing Department. Her office is located in the Health Science building in room H.S.-103. Her office hours are Monday through Friday, from 8 to 2:30.
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Roberta Hoffman RN, MSN B.S., Stanford University; M.S., University of California, San Francisco. It would be hard to find a profession that offers more diverse opportunities: hospital nursing, clinic nursing, home care, school nurse, teaching, occupational health nurse, clinical research, hospital/nursing administration, public health; part-time, full-time, in the US or abroad... I could go on. I feel so glad that I chose nursing as my career. I appreciate it more now than when I entered the profession. I teach psychiatric nursing. My clinical site is Alta Bates Hospital. |
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Fran Jacobs-Buster, RN, BA, MS M.S. Nursing, University of California, San Francisco; A.S. Nursing, Contra Costa College, San Pablo; B.A. Psychology, California State University, Hayward. Fran has worked as a critical care RN at Doctors Medical Center since graduating from CCC. She has also been a Clinical Nurse Specialist and Nurse Educator at Doctor’s. She has also had the opportunity to travel throughout the country as a “traveling nurse”, which she describes as “a wonderful opportunity to see the country and meet people while also working”. Fran has worked at Contra Costa Community College since 1991 as a part-time clinical instructor and on occasion, as faculty of record for sabbatical relief. |
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Saul Jones, RN, C., Ed.D. BSN Temple University, MSN University of California, Sacramento.; Ed.D. Nova Southeastern University. Saul brings his extensive background in civilian and military nursing to the classroom. He believes that technology can be applied to aid the different learning styles preferences and believes in using strategies to maximize student potential |
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Kelly Keller , RN, MA, MSN MSN Holy Names College Oakland, Emphasis Nursing Education; Native American health; MA in English, Sonoma State University, Rohnert Park CA Emphasis Creative Writing in Fiction, Poetry and Screenwriting; A.D.N. Chabot College Hayward CA; BA Interdisciplinary Studies emphasis in Social Work Eastern Washington University, Cheney, WA. I’ve had a wonderful and varied career both academically and in the helping professions. I’m lucky enough to be a singer who has been able to share this gift for many years, and a writer with several publications, both professional and creative, to my name. Teaching nursing gives me the best of all these worlds, with the best faculty of all worlds, in the best nursing program of all worlds. CCC Nursing rocks! |
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Angela King-Jones Ed.D., RN BSN, California State University, Fresno; MSN, California State University, Sacramento with an emphasis on Nursing Education. Ed.D. Nova Southeastern University. |
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Sean E. McNeal, RN, MSN, CNS |
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Tara Stern RN, MSN, PHN BS Human Development,
University of California at Davis; BSN Saint Louis University School
of Nursing, St. Louis, Missouri; MSN San
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Barbara Santina RN, MSN RN Diploma St. Joseph's Nursing College, San Francisco, BSN University of San Francisco, MSN University of California at San Francisco with emphasis on teaching and adult health nursing. Barbara teaches the intermediate medical-surgical component of the nursing program. She believes that you can touch people's lives in a very special way with nursing and that nursing students are very special people.
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Maryanne Werner-McCullough, RN, MS, MNP BSN, University of San Francisco; MSN, University of California, San Francisco, emphasis in Community Health. Adult Health Nurse Practitioner, M.T.S., Franciscan School of Theology Maryanne is the Director of the Nursing Program at Contra Costa College. She also teaches the Drug Dosage Calculation course, and the Test Taking Strategies for Nursing course . "It is a privilege to be a member of the profession of nursing. I love working with students and helping each individual to reach his or her goal to become a registered nurse." |
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