Robin Rosselet
I have been a nurse for over 32 years practicing in oncology, and have been a nurse practitioner for 24 of these years and maintain a practice in Stem Cell Transplantation. In what I would describe as the last quarter of my career, I have found myself wanting to really give back to the profession of nursing, particularly to nurse practitioners. With that in mind, I left fulltime practice as an NP and I accepted the position of Director of Advanced Practice at Ohio State Wexner Medical Center six years ago, so I would be in a position to effect change for the profession. I currently have 295 Advanced Practice Providers in my department and have put together an organization structure to support the important work of the advanced practice registered nurse. In collaboration with my leadership team, we developed a post-graduate transition to practice fellowship for NPs, to help these young practitioners not only transition to NP practice but to learn the specialty of cancer or critical care. We received ANCC Accreditation with distinction in 2016 for our Fellowship Training program.
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