NEW YORK, Sept. 15, 2017 -- Billie Anderson of LRGHealthcare in Franklin, New Hampshire is being recognized by the American Health Council for her contributions to the fields of Nursing.
Graduating in 2011 with an MSN in Nursing from University of Massachusetts Worcester, Anderson brings to her establishment four years of expertise in acute care services, with 20 years of experience within the healthcare industry.
With the official title of APRN in Hospital Medicine, Anderson’s major services include Acute Care Services, where her expertise lies in Acute Care and Pulmonary Medicine. Harnessing an undeniable passion in caring for others, Anderson attributes her firm success to hard work, persistence, along with the drive and desire to succeed within her field.
Daily responsibilities at LRGHealthcare include discharge of patients, acute care, and caring for pulmonary patients on chronic ventilating systems. Along with being an APRN, Anderson is also a certified CCRN and ACNP-BC.
Anderson is also part of numerous professional associations, including the Society of Critical Care Medicine, the American College of Chest Physicians, the American Nurses Association, and the American Association of Nurse Practitioners. Her future goals include attaining a Doctorate’s degree.
In her spare time, Anderson partakes in charitable organizations with nonprofit hospitals, and enjoys kayaking, hiking, and reading.
About the American Health Council:
The American Health Council is the nation’s only organization with a constituency representative of all sectors of the healthcare industry. From the coasts to the heartland, the American Health Council has drawn Affiliates from major metropolitan hubs and small communities. These Affiliates span generations and have reached different stages of their careers — from recent graduates to retirees. More information about the American Health Council and its mission can be found at: http://americanhealthcouncil.org
Additionally, the American Health Council strives to provide recognition and support for those individuals and institutions making the difference in patients’ lives day in and day out. Throughout 2017, the AHC is honoring “America’s Best Doctors and Nurses,” as well as the nation’s best medical universities and hospitals. The American Health Council’s “Best in Medicine” and “Best in Nursing” awards programs honor the individuals and institutions that have contributed significantly to medicine and nursing, as well as the training and education of physicians and nurses. The most current selections for these honors may be viewed here: http://bestinmedicine.org and http://bestinnursing.org.
For more information, please contact:
Elizabeth Moore
American Health Council
Hauppauge, NY United States
Phone: 1-212-390-0214
Email: [email protected]


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