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Doreen Riordan, RN, BSN, BA, PMH-BC, GERO-BC, CLNC, FIGS MCP-C, FIGS MSA-C

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Category(ies): Addiction | Geriatrics | Nurse | Psychiatry

I am a registered nurse of 8 years with expertise in all things behavioral health – inpatient psychiatry, detox/substance abuse, home health, geriatrics, and corrections. I have a Bachelor of Arts degree in criminal justice and psychology, and a Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing. I am double board-certified in psychiatric mental health and gerontological nursing. I am certified legal nurse consultant. I am also certified for medical cost projections and medicare set asides.

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Doreen Riordan, RN, BSN, BA, PMH-BC, GERO-BC, CLNC, FIGS MCP-C, FIGS MSA-C

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