BEVERLY J. REESE RECOGNIZED BY STRATHMORE'S WHO'S WHO WORLDWIDE PUBLICATION
SYOSSET, NEW YORK –Ms. Beverly J. Reese of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania has been included in the Strathmore's Who's Who Worldwide Edition for her outstanding contributions and achievements in the field of Healthcare.
ABOUT BEVERLY J. REESE
Ms. Reese has over 30 years experience and has been with Aria Health as a Cardiovascular Data Manager for 4 years. She manages the data collection registry for cardiovascular patient care including the registries for STS for adult cardiac surgery, three of the registries of ACC/NCDR including Cath/PCI, ICD and Action which deals with all acute MI patients. Previously, Ms. Reese worked in the Critical Care Unit at Jeanes Hospital in Philadelphia, in 1990 and obtained her Certification in Critical Care Nursing after working in the CCU. She then became the Charge Nurse until she moved on to work in the Cardiac Catheterization Lab at Episcopal Hospital in Philadelphia for four years. Ms. Reese was then given the opportunity to help open a new Catheterization Lab at Frankford Hospital in 1998. She worked in the lab and maintained the hemodynamics recording system that was used for capturing invasive pressures in the heart as well as recording the events during the procedure. In 2008 she became the Data Manager for Cardiac Services at Frankford Hospital, which later became Aria Health. She belongs to the American Association of Critical-Care Nurses. In February 2012 she was recognized by AACN for having retained her certification in Critical Care Nursing for 20 consecutive years. She received her B.S.N. at Temple University in 2002. Her hobbies include traveling and visiting lighthouses.
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