Philosophy of care | I provide evidence-based medicine that is both efficient and compassionate. I strive to make you feel cared for as a person. A few extra minutes spent educating patients is important in promoting happy, healthy lives. | Why I entered medicine | I come from a family of nurses and, for as long as I can remember, wanted to be a nurse. After a short time as a bedside nurse, I decided I wanted more from my career and pursued the nurse practitioner route. I like the science as well as the personal touch! | Community involvement | I enjoy coach my stepson’s baseball team. | Personal interests | Aside from coaching baseball, I spend my free time jogging, bike riding, reading and vacationing. Her top areas of expertise are Fractured Spine, Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (CIRS), and Gallbladder Disease.

Philosophy of care | My philosophy is to provide compassionate, effective and efficient care to you and other people in all parts of life. | Why I entered medicine | I entered medicine because it is very fulfilling to me. I get satisfaction from helping and educating patients. I enjoy interacting with people. Medicine is constantly evolving, and I love constantly learning and adapting to new changes in practice. | Community involvement | I am an assistant volleyball coach for a local high school. I am also looking into joining a local fire department and eventually obtaining PHRN (pre-hospital registered nurse) and ENP (emergency nurse practitioner) certificates. | Personal interests | I enjoy sports and exercise. I love to run and workout. I also enjoy spending time with my family and friends. My family tries to have family dinner night once a week! I have two dogs, an English and French bulldog, Pudge and Norman!. Her top areas of expertise are Fractured Spine, Boils, Carbuncle, and Folliculitis.

Philosophy of care | I make sure to really listen to you and treat you as a whole person, not just your medical issues. | Why I entered medicine | I wanted to make people feel better so they could enjoy their life. | Community involvement | I’m involved in many fundraising activities at my daughter’s high school. | Personal interests | I love to cook and bake. Her top areas of expertise are Protein Deficiency and Emphysema.

Maggie Dempsey is a Nurse Practitioner in Jermyn, Pennsylvania. Her top area of expertise is Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) Infection.

Angela Murphy is a Nurse Practitioner in Jermyn, Pennsylvania. Her top area of expertise is Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) Infection.

Philosophy of care | I want to help as many as I can within my limits as a CRNP. | Why I entered medicine | I started out as a paramedic in Pittsburgh, then went into nursing, then ED nursing to flight nursing and administration. I went back to school for my MSN, then doctoral work, then my CRNP and back to the Emergency Department -- my first love. I know this sounds kind of old-fashioned, but I want to help people who really need the care. | Community involvement | Ive done paramedic and EMT teaching and also provided training for CPR, ACLS and PALS. | Personal interests | I have rental properties and enjoy spending time with my family and pets.

Philosophy of care | I believe in high-quality health care for your orthopedic needs. I encourage you to communicate freely with me and will answer your questions and address your concerns in a timely manner. I will provide you with the information you need about your condition and have you help determine the best care plan for you. | Why I entered medicine | At a young age, I witnessed nurses when caring for an elderly family member with dementia. The patience and care they provided him and the rest of my family inspired me. | Community involvement | I support my community through volunteering and fundraising whenever possible. I have worked with Scranton’s youth shelter renovating a new place where homeless teens can rest, relax and receive meals and clothing. For the past two years I have organized the staff at Dickson City in donating over 20 Thanksgiving turkeys to local food banks. | Personal interests | Staying active is important to my physical and mental well-being. I enjoy skiing in the winter and hiking, riding and swimming in the summer. I also like reading. I have a passion for the arts and enjoy listening to classical, jazz as well as contemporary musicians. I occasionally dabble with my watercolor brushes – but not as often as I should!.

Philosophy of care | As a nurse practitioner, it is important to provide individualized care focused on the patient’s condition as well as the effects of illness on the lives of both the patient and their family. | Why I entered medicine | As a child, I knew I always wanted to work in the medical field. I started my career as a registered nurse in the emergency department and knew I wanted to expand upon this role, which is why I pursued a career as a nurse practitioner. This role has provided me the ability to develop a more personal relationship with my patients. | Community involvement | I am currently the President of Nurse Practitioners of Northeastern Pennsylvania where I have previously held the position of Vice-President from 2014-2018. | Personal interests | Outside of the office, I consider myself to be an avid health and fitness enthusiast. I have been an avid CrossFit athlete for the past many years.

Olutoyin Ekundayo is a Nurse Practitioner in Scranton, Pennsylvania. Ms. Ekundayo has been practicing medicine for over 10 years.

"Philosophy of care | I have always found myself drawn to the hurting, the sick or the sad. As a child I would bandage all my pets – and myself. A desire to ""help and heal"" pointed me to a nursing career at a very early age. (I cannot recall wanting to be anything else.) My parents instilled in me values compatible with a career in nursing, always encouraging me to assist/serve others. My friends and family have always maintained ""you were born to be a nurse."" Caring for others is not just what I do, it is who I am. | Why I entered medicine | I entered nursing to serve and care for others. After 20 years as a registered nurse (RN), practicing medicine as a nurse practitioner (CRNP) was a natural evolution. | Community involvement | I am on the University of Scranton’s graduate nursing program’s Community Advisory Committee. I also am a preceptor and a guest speaker for the university’s undergraduate and graduate nursing programs. | Personal interests | I divide my spare time among furniture refinishing, rescue dogs and cooking.".

Beverly Tomasetti is a Nurse Practitioner in Scranton, Pennsylvania. Ms. Tomasetti is highly rated in 3 conditions, according to our data. Her top areas of expertise are Folliculitis, Carbuncle, Boils, and Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease.

Felecia Sanchious is a Nurse Practitioner in Scranton, Pennsylvania. Ms. Sanchious is highly rated in 1 condition, according to our data. Her top areas of expertise are Protein Deficiency and Urea Cycle Disorders (UCD). Ms. Sanchious is currently accepting new patients.

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