EP19
May 6, 2020
GUESTS: Dorothy Hilton, RN
GUEST BIO:
Dorothy Hilton is a registered nurse with a career that has spanned over 29 years. Her experience is vast. She’s been a director of surgical services, an ICU/CCU nurse with balloon pump experience, department of defense healthcare nurse, patient advocate, a travel nurse, and a budget planner. Dorothy is highly skilled in planning and directing the day-to-day for nurse managers and their staff as well as providing inpatient support to all patient types, including veterans, chemotherapy, critical care, and post-ops. She received her ADN in 1991 and followed with her BSN from South University, graduating summa cum laude. She prides herself on being a leader, a change agent, and providing each and every patient with superb healthcare. Dorothy is also a military spouse to a colonel with more than 30-years of service.
EPISODE SUMMARY:
We’re inspired by nurses every day; by their resilience, passion for caring for others, and compassion for patients and their families. In celebration of National Nurses Week – and this year being the 200th Birthday of Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern Nursing – we’re joined by Dorothy Hilton, a career RN and travel nurse who shares her stories, her insights, and her advice for Nurses everywhere. If ever there was a time to salute those who have been called to the nursing profession, it’s now. Join us for a memorable episode of Cardium.
During our conversation with Dorothy we cover: