January/February 2019 Pulse on Charleston Nurses

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KATHY VAN RAVENSTEIN Ph.D., APRN, FNP-BC Dr. Kathy Van Ravenstein admitted that she loves so many different specialties in nursing but that her favorite has been working with adults and older individuals with multiple chronic health conditions. Now as an assistant professor in the MSN/ DNP program at MUSC, Dr. Van Ravenstein teaches potential nurses … Read more

January/February 2018 Pulse on Charleston Nurses

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RUTHIE CONNER Ph.D, RN, FNP-BC, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR Dr. Ruthie Conner has enjoyed working in many aspects of the nursing field throughout her career. She was once a hospital nurse, a travel nurse and a transplant coordinator. She is now an assistant professor in the Medical University of South Carolina’s College of Nursing program in the … Read more

September/October 2017 Pulse on Charleston Nurses

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GAYENELL S. MAGWOOD Ph.D, RN, FAAN, ALUMNUS CCRN Nursing was actually Dr. Gayenell S. Magwood’s second choice in college. “After I graduated college the first time, I wanted a ‘do over,’” she said. “An opportunity arose for me to pursue my BSN and the rest is history.” Dr. Magwood began her career as a trauma … Read more

July/August 2017 Pulse on Charleston Nurses

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MORGAN MCCALL BSN, RN, CHPN Morgan McCall, the clinical coordinator for the palliative care program of LTC Health Solutions, had no idea she wanted to be a nurse when she was in college at Charleston Southern University, let alone to eventually work in hospice and palliative care.“I was an undeclared major,” she said. “After two … Read more

May/June 2017 Pulse on Charleston Nurses

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KITTY WEAVER RN, BSN Kitty Weaver finds great satisfaction from educating patients when they are experiencing either chronic illness or needing end-of-life services.“I had the opportunity to work with my father-in-law, an elderly aunt and a friend’s mother at the end of their lives,” she said. “It became a passion of mine to assist people … Read more

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