Online & In-Person Opportunities for February 

Faith Together | New date this month

Dr. Hilton has been the Safe Patient Handling and Mobility (SPHM) National Program Manager for the Veterans Health Administration in Washington DC after her role as SPHM Coordinator at Loma Linda VA Health Care System.   In her 20 years has been a nurse leader having served in areas of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, FNP, public health consultant, and program manager. She has the distinguished title of ARN Fellow Designation (FARN). She has a passion for caring for the medically underserved populations in community clinics.

She has extensive experience in leadership development, palliative care, end-of-life care planning and ethics, medical case management, long-term mechanical ventilation in the community care setting, and home health care for high-risk and technology-dependent patients. She speaks at national and international conferences on many topics and has published extensively over her career. She is dedicated to caring for our veterans and their families in appreciation for their honorable services.

Lynda Reed, DNP, RN, FNP-C, has focused her efforts as a nurse practitioner on chronic illness management and negotiating self-care behaviors with patients. In 2012, Reed began teaching full-time at Azusa Pacific University. As a community member, she continues to serve on hospital and community health center boards and committees so that she can be aware of the needs of patients and providers.

Last year SON Alumni offered an in-person interview with alumna, Juli Boit with Living Room International.  Juli released her second book, Brave Love. 

If you missed this in-person CE interview, we would like to invite you to view this presentation on video.  You have until February 16, 2024, to view the video at your convenience and to fill out the evaluation form within that window to receive your CE certificate.  

SON Alumni is passionate about providing benefits that matter to our alumni.  The CE certificate is our gift to your professional development.  Thank you for the difference you are making in the nursing profession!
 
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REGISTER HERE | Love Makes Us Brave | Time-limited Video Viewing

APU Career Help

The APU Center for Career and Community-Engaged Learning provides career development resources, workshops, events, and information to support students and alumni in their professional endeavors. Whether you’re preparing for an interview or need help setting up your LinkedIn account, the center staff aims to help you thrive in your career pursuits.

Handshake

Handshake is APU’s free career platform for all students and alumni to connect with thousands of businesses and organizations, search for jobs and internships, get access to expert resources, and make a career consulting appointment with APU's Career Development team. Reach out to career@apu.edu with any questions.

To access your Handshake account for the first time, use your APU Home portal sign-in information to gain immediate access to the platform. If you have difficulty accessing your APU sign-in information, alumni can sign up with their personal email address and will have access after completing a verification process. For more information or help setting up your account, email career@apu.edu.

Contact Information

• Email: career@apu.edu
• Phone: (626) 815-2103
• Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.