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ALUMNAE SPOTLIGHT
Dr. Brittany Andry '03, a board-certified pediatrician and Certified Eating Disorder Specialist (CEDS), has dedicated her career to supporting children and young adults in their journey toward recovery from eating disorders. With years of hands-on experience managing care in both hospital and outpatient settings, she’s now back in New Orleans at CEDAR Health, leading a specialized clinic that brings together a full multidisciplinary team. She is passionate about providing expert care that makes a real difference. We are so proud of you, and your Chipmunk family is rooting for your continued success. To learn more about CEDAR Health: CLICK HERE
Dr. Sarah Denny Lorio ’07 is a bioethicist with a focus in women’s health and integrated sex education. Sarah offers ethical consults to doctors, nurses, and patients (or their family members) on situations and dilemmas encountered within the medical field. Occasionally, she teaches college students as a university professor or addresses adult women on issues related to women’s health, among many other things. The purpose of her podcast, “What Women Are,” is to educate and to empower women. The podcast will consist of her interviewing women so that they and their stories can bless listeners like they have her. Aside from this endeavor, Sarah’s work will most often focus on the healthy and holistic functioning of a woman’s reproductive system. Listeners can expect resources (articles, books, and courses) that go more into these arenas, whether for the listener or for the listener’s growing children. To learn more about the What Women Are Podcast: CLICK HERE
Kelsey Doucet Bilich, a proud member of the Class of 2012, has been making a difference at East Jefferson General Hospital for 5.5 years. She began her journey as a nurse tech while in nursing school and decided to continue her nursing career at East Jefferson after graduation. Currently, Kelsey works on the Ortho/Neuro Med Surg Unit, where she takes on multiple roles, including charge nurse, floor nurse, and preceptor. She is also an active member of the hospital's SWAT Committee (Skin Wound Assessment Team) and the National Association of Orthopaedic Nurses (NAON). Her dedication and excellence have not gone unnoticed. Kelsey was recently recognized as East Jefferson's Team Member of the Month for August and was nominated for both a Daisy Award and the Great 100 Nurses honor. Kelsey shared, "Chapelle challenged me academically and set a great foundation for working hard towards my studies and goals, taught me the value of teamwork, and helped push me out of my comfort zone, which has helped me in so many ways throughout my nursing career. Being a part of the Chapelle family is truly special and I have formed so many bonds between coworkers, patients, and family members by simply being asked "So where did you go to school?" (IYKYK lol)
ALUMNAE SPOTLIGHT
Dr. Brittany Andry '03, a board-certified pediatrician and Certified Eating Disorder Specialist (CEDS), has dedicated her career to supporting children and young adults in their journey toward recovery from eating disorders. With years of hands-on experience managing care in both hospital and outpatient settings, she’s now back in New Orleans at CEDAR Health, leading a specialized clinic that brings together a full multidisciplinary team. She is passionate about providing expert care that makes a real difference. We are so proud of you, and your Chipmunk family is rooting for your continued success. To learn more about CEDAR Health: CLICK HERE
Dr. Sarah Denny Lorio ’07 is a bioethicist with a focus in women’s health and integrated sex education. Sarah offers ethical consults to doctors, nurses, and patients (or their family members) on situations and dilemmas encountered within the medical field. Occasionally, she teaches college students as a university professor or addresses adult women on issues related to women’s health, among many other things. The purpose of her podcast, “What Women Are,” is to educate and to empower women. The podcast will consist of her interviewing women so that they and their stories can bless listeners like they have her. Aside from this endeavor, Sarah’s work will most often focus on the healthy and holistic functioning of a woman’s reproductive system. Listeners can expect resources (articles, books, and courses) that go more into these arenas, whether for the listener or for the listener’s growing children. To learn more about the What Women Are Podcast: CLICK HERE
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