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Julie Brinzo, DNP, APRN, MBA, FNP-C

Part Time Faculty

Health and Natural Sciences, 458,

Overview

Dr. Julie Brinzo has been a RN since 1990 and an APRN since 2005. Her clinical experience and interest include spine health, women's health, and primary care. She has been involved in nursing education since 1999 and has taught in ADN, BSN, MS/N, and DNP programs. In her spare time she enjoys quilting, canning, and baking. She resides with her husband and dog in North Georgia.

Professional Organizations

American Academy of Nurse Practitioners
Sigma Theta Tau

Education

DNP, Nursing, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center
MBA, Healthcare Administration, Wayland Baptist University
M.S., Family Nurse Practitioner, Texas Woman's University
BSN, Nursing, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center

Research/Special Interests

Spine health
Nursing education
Patient advocacy

Curriculum Vitae

Julie Brinzo's CV (PDF)

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