Registered Nurses
Joan Hauser, RN, MPHSpecialty Clinic Nurse Manager Pronouns: She/Her/Hers |
Joan Hauser joined UHS in 2015, assumed the role of RN Collaborative Care Manager in 2017, and transitioned into the Specialty Nurse Manager position in 2019. She received her BSN from Samuel Merritt University (2008) and her MPH from the University of San Francisco (2014). Joan has a special clinical interest in providing whole-person care and behavioral/ mental health. |
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Andrew Valeriano-Rollins, LVNSpecialty Clinic & Inter Collegiate Athletics Pronouns: He/Him/His |
Andrew joined UHS in 2023 as a Licensed Vocational Nurse for Specialty Clinic and Inter Collegiate Athletics. Andrew, a driven professional, commenced his career with a Bachelor's in Business Management before making a remarkable transition into healthcare. After graduating with honors from Unitek College in 2022, he swiftly established himself in the nursing domain. Additional Language: Tagalog |
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Carrie Whitaker, RN, PHNInfection Control and Prevention Nurse |
Carrie earned a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond VA; a Master of Public Health (MPH) within the Infectious Disease and Vaccinology Division at UC Berkeley School of Public Health; and currently holds a Wound and Ostomy Nurse Certification (CWON), with her training accomplished at Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio TX. She practiced Medical-Surgical nursing in hospital settings both in Richmond and in Austin and served as a CWON Nurse in hospital settings and for a home health agency in San Francisco. Just prior to joining UHS, she spent the past four years as both a Public Health Nurse Case Manager for CA's Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program and as a Nurse Consultant for both the CA Department of Public Health and the CA Department of Health Care Services. Carrie's specialties are in public health nursing, healthcare-associated infection prevention, clinical education and quality assurance, and wound and ostomy care nursing. She has a passion for public health communications and human-centered, community-informed, health program design. In her free time, she loves road-tripping throughout CA and beyond. Carrie also loves to bicycle, camp, dance, and see movies in the theater. |