Erin Lee BSN, RN

Critical Care, Procedural, Care Coordination, LNC

"Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail." -Ralph Waldo Emerson

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About Erin Lee

Erin Lee has 13 years experience as a BSN, RN and specializes in Critical Care, Procedural, Care Coordination, LNC.

I graduated with my BSN & took the boards in 2012. Since I have worked as a bedside RN in LTACH, ICU, PCU, PACU, procedural, and a bit of care coordination. My primary specialty is critical care, and I proudly passed and maintained my CCRN since 2017. I like to say I am the "jack of all trades" in ICU medicine as I have worked MSICU, NTICU, CVICU, and worked as an ICU float for 2 years. Currently I am only working bedside PRN through travel contracts. This allows me to focus my free time and upscaling my LNC business, as well as grow in my writing career. I am so passionate about educating and helping individuals find the best healthcare plan for them. We are all unique and deserve to be treated as such. 

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