WBWC’s nursing staff is
expanding! Tianna Dean, RN moved to NC from Texas to join us as a full-time nurse.
Since September, she’s been providing labor, delivery, and postpartum care, as
well as doing home visits. Her warm,
comforting bedside manner, thorough knowledge of women’s health, and dedication
to the midwifery model of care have made her an excellent addition to our team.
Tianna graduated from
Southern Union State in Alabama and has been working as a nurse since 2013. Her
husband’s career as a US Army Ranger has given her the opportunity to provide
nursing care across the country. She has worked at large Level I trauma centers
in Columbus, GA and El Paso, TX, and has served our military women and spouses
at Martin Army Medical Center.
She gained invaluable
experience as a labor and delivery nurse in a high-risk setting. However, her strong
desire to provide nursing care in an out-of-hospital setting inspired her to
make the big move when an opportunity to work at WBWC arose. She is passionate about supporting women
through empowered birthing choices, education, and excellent quality care.
Tianna is continuing her commitment to women’s health care by pursuing her
Master’s at Frontier Nursing University and plans to become a midwife.
Outside of work, Tianna
stays busy raising her 5 amazing children, ages 7 months to 17 years,
entertaining, and decorating her home.
“I am blessed to be able
to serve women every day, and I gain a wealth of wisdom from the amazing
midwives and nurse practitioners I work with!”
Tianna is so fabulous! We were lucky to have her at the birth of our second son last month. She has a wonderful knack for connecting with families and coaching in a way that was both helpful and didn't step on any toes. Her positivity and sincerity were so appreciated and made the day even better :) Thanks Tianna! WBWC is lucky to have you!
ReplyDeleteGabrielle you and your beautiful family made my job so easy to do! It was an honor to attend the birth of your son!
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