Title: Clinical Operations Manager South Central US

Company: intraFUSION

Location: Houston, TX

Houston, TX, April 22, 2016, Sheline Lampart, Clinical Operations Manager South Central US, Administrative Nurse Manager at intraFUSION, has been recognized by Elite Women Worldwide, for dedication, achievement and leadership in nursing.

With an impressive professional history dating back 20 years, Ms. Lampart fulfills the needs of her most recent position, as a clinical operations and administrative nurse manager with ease. Handling intravenous therapy for infectious diseases, immunology, neurology, rheumatology and gastroenterology, Ms. Lampart provides her patients with compassionate and attentive care as she monitors their progress, cares for transplant patients and manages emergency care. In addition, she oversees 12 infusion suites across Texas and Louisiana. She sees every day that she can help someone as an accomplishment, and feels the gratitude she receives from her patients makes the tough job much easier. When it comes to her patients, there is nothing she will not do for them, and that no job is too small or unimportant to make a difference in their lives. She maintains affiliation with the Infusion Nurses Society, the American Association of Critical Care Nurses, National Futures Association, Sigma Theta Tau International and the American Red Cross.

Ms. Lampart entered the field of nursing based on very personal motivation. When she was 11 years old, her mother was diagnosed with breast cancer, and defeated the disease. Several years later, her twin brother was diagnosed with HIV, his health did not recover and was then diagnosed with cancer and AIDS. At 18 years old, Ms. Lampart became a certified nurse’s aide, and a year later a licensed vocational nurse. Since then she earned a Bachelor of Science in nursing from Houston Baptist University. Ms. Lampart looks toward to earning a Master of Science in nursing and feels her diverse work history, such as working in dialysis, prisons, mental health, infusion therapy, infectious disease and cardiovascular ICU will help her continue to climb in her career.

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