Monica Flowers

I am a dedicated and compassionate healthcare professional with over 15 years of experience in various nursing roles. I have been serving as a school nurse for the past four years, providing critical care and support to students. Before this, I worked as an Infection Preventionist and Director of Nursing in a long-term care setting during the COVID-19 pandemic, where I honed my skills in infection control and leadership.

My career started as an LPN for six years, followed by earning my RN in 2009, and I have since accumulated extensive experience in long-term care, hospice, substance abuse, and eating disorders. This diverse experience has equipped me with a deep understanding of patient care across a wide range of settings, allowing me to adapt and thrive in different healthcare environments.

I am passionate about making a positive impact on patient well-being and continue to grow and learn in my nursing career.

I am an experienced RN with over 15 years in diverse healthcare settings, including school nursing, long-term care, hospice, substance abuse, and eating disorders. I have served as a school nurse for the past four years and previously worked as an Infection Preventionist and Director of Nursing during the COVID-19 pandemic. My career began as an LPN, and I have developed a strong foundation in patient care, leadership, and infection control, providing me with a well-rounded perspective on nursing and patient advocacy.

I earned an Associate’s Degree in Science Nursing from the Community College of Denver, graduating in May 2004. Recently, I completed my Bachelor’s in Science Nursing from Western Governors University, graduating in May 2024.