Corrine Anderson, RN Corrine
Anderson became an RN in 1961. Most recently, she was a hospice
nurse for 15 years before she became a nurse practitioner
in 1999, after getting her Master’s degree from the
University of Texas at Arlington. She is certified as a Geriatric
NP as well as an APRN in Palliative Care Management. She works
at Harris Methodist Hospital in Fort Worth Texas as the Coordinator
of the Pain & Palliative Care Consult Team, which was
a new service at the hospital initiating in 2001. Her primary
interest is promoting the use of a variety of holistic methods
in treating pain and relieving distressing symptoms which
accompany the events of an acute hospital stay or terminal
disease. She became Certified in Clinical Aromatherapy (CCAP)
in 2005, and as an instructor for the M-technique in January
of 2005.
Corrine
Anderson became an RN in 1961. Most recently, she was a hospice
nurse for 15 years before she became a nurse practitioner
in 1999, after getting her Master’s degree from the
University of Texas at Arlington. She is certified as a Geriatric
NP as well as an APRN in Palliative Care Management. She works
at Harris Methodist Hospital in Fort Worth Texas as the Coordinator
of the Pain & Palliative Care Consult Team, which was
a new service at the hospital initiating in 2001. Her primary
interest is promoting the use of a variety of holistic methods
in treating pain and relieving distressing symptoms which
accompany the events of an acute hospital stay or terminal
disease. She became Certified in Clinical Aromatherapy (CCAP)
in 2005, and as an instructor for the M-technique in January
of 2005.