What is the Mentoring Program?
Professionals willing to be Mentors and their Professional Strengths.

What is Mentoring?

Take a few minutes and ask yourself these questions... Do you ever need to just "run that question by someone"? Do you ever feel that you would like to learn more about a particular method or product? Do you want to change the focus of your career? What does it mean to become an independent contractor? Maybe you are a "well-seasoned" WOCN, and want to venture into a different role - what's out there? Are you interested in how government affairs influence nursing? Do you want to expand your scope of practice? Are you a "well-seasoned" WOCN with information and experiences to share? Are there particular areas of WOC nursing that you have become especially proficient in and you would like to share with others? If you answered yes to any of the above questions then consider becoming a mentor or calling a mentor.

Mentors and Their Professional Strengths
The following Professionals are willing to mentor other professionals in their areas of professional strength. To find their contact information, please look at the Members Page on this Website. If you would like to add your name to this list, along with your strengths, please email pcrwocn@gmail.com.
STRENGTHS	MENTORS
Hernia Support Systems Difficult Fistula Ostomy pouching Outpatient Treatment Room	Estelle "Mickey" Galindo
Private Practice Marketing ET Nursing Wound Healing Venous Ulcer/Compression wraps Inservicing	Christine Herb
Wounds Ostomies Youth Rally	Liz Hiltabidel
WOCNCB	Wanda Johnson
Preceptor Teacher Outpatient clinic	Jo Ellen Miller
Wounds	Myrti Neves-Bedford
ET Generalist	Susan Parke
Private Practice How to make ostomy models Setting up business plan Justifying ET position	Betty Razor
Private Practice Contracts Business development	Mary Sears
Wound Care Ostomy Care	Kelly Sparks-Evans
Mentoring Private Practice Business Management Proposals Justifying position Difficult wounds	Janice Stanfield
Private Practice LE Wounds (venous diabetic) Surgical/Trauma wounds Fistula Management	Janet Stoia-Davis
Stomas Lower leg ulcers Diabetic assessments	Linda Thomas
Wounds Nursing Process	Adela Valenzuela
Neuropathic foot ulcers	Jan Wacker
Preceptor wounds difficult stomas Out patient clinic	Gayle Clayton
Wound, Ostomy Out Patient Clinics	Fran Boughey
Homecare Administrative Policies Mixed Practice i.e. home and acute	Ann Wright
Symptom management in patients with colorectal or genitourinary cancers undergoing treatment with chemotherapy, hormonal therapy, radiation therapy or surgery.	Lynne Early
Wounds Home Health	Joyce Moss
Wounds Ostomy	Bev Jacksich
Wounds Ostomy care Private Consulting Expert Witness Work	Linda Thomas