In this last episode Dr. Jessica Peck goes back to the episodes, guests, and topics we meet and explored in this series.

Tune in to remember your favorite episodes and to learn about an episode you may missed.

Jessica is sharing he own personal story and the path of her career, and the plans for the next series- coming in January!

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While we may be taking a break this week  from a episodes, we are so thankful to you for joining us every week to explore with us how experts in pediatrics and advocates for children share the ways that they are working to impact child health equity by improving social determinants of health for children

Join us next week in the final enstoolment if this series as we explore our favorite moment from this series and take a sneak peek going forward and look at where we will be going and our conversation series for spring!

We wish you and your family a happy, healthy and safe Thanksgiving and we invite you to join us next week.

This conversation episode is related to Economic Stability- Poverty

Dr. Peck is joined by Andrea (Andy) Duncan.

Andrea (Andy) Duncan has been a pediatric nurse for 28 years. she attended University of Michigan and graduated with BSN in 1992. she began her career working as a NICU nurse and worked in several NICU’s across the country including Chicago, Boston and Denver she received her Masters in Nursing at The University of Colorado’s PNP program in 2000. Andrea has been a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner for 20 years and have worked predominantly in primary care. She was fortunate enough to work in a variety of health care settings including a Spanish Speaking Only Clinic, an LBGTQ health clinic, a Juvenile homeless shelter, several school-based clinics, and private pediatric practices. She worked as adjunct faculty for a local university teaching pediatric content to FNP students. Most recently she has been working as the sole Nurse Practitioner on The Child Protection Team at University of Michigan CS Mott Children’s Hospital.

Andrea lives outside of Ann Arbor, MI with her husband and two teenage boys, one of which is off at college. She has two Newfoundland mix dogs that are not very well behaved. Her hobbies include anything outdoors; swimming in open water (only in the summer in Michigan), skiing, bike riding, running, hiking, among other things.

Andrea shares: "I love that my life’s work has allowed me to provide the best care possible for children and their families. My current position has given me the opportunity to utilize all the skills and knowledge I have gained through my varied experiences during my career to do incredibly important and meaningful work".

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This conversation episode is related to Neighborhood and Built Environment - Access to Foods that Support Healthy Eating Patterns.

Dr. Peck is joined by Nutrena Tate and Stephanie Parker as a special guest .

Dr. Nutrena Tate is a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner, Associate Dean and Associate Professor of the College of Health Professions and McAuley School of Nursing at University of Detroit Mercy. In addition to teaching undergraduate pediatric nursing and graduate courses, she is a published and funded researcher. Her research focuses on eliminating health inequities in childhood obesity in populations of color as well as health disparities research in general. She has also served as a consultant to the City of Detroit Health Department and Detroit Community Health Connection. Her education includes a Bachelors of Science, Masters of Science in Parent Child Nursing, and Postdoctoral Degrees from the University of Michigan – Ann Arbor. She earned an Executive MBA from Michigan State University and a PhD in Nursing Research from Wayne State University.

Stephanie Parker- is an award winning writer turned producer. She has spent almost the last decade in media and has worked at the United Nations as a special correspondent covering children and women’s rights and now cover a variety of beats as a freelancer. Her personal passion is women and children’s health.

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Dr. Peck is joined by Laura Roettger.

Laura Roettger, Ph.D., APRN, CPNP-PC is an Assistant Professor and Director of the Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Program in the College of Nursing at Jefferson (Philadelphia University + Thomas Jefferson University) in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She serves as Chair of the Childhood Obesity Special Interest Group for the National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners. She has provided care for pediatric patients and their families for more than thirteen years in both the pediatric hospital and outpatient settings. Her research interests focus on childhood obesity, developmental pediatrics, adverse childhood experiences, trauma-informed care, and simulation pedagogies in graduate nurse practitioner education. Her education includes a Bachelors of Science in Nursing, and Masters of Science in Advanced Practice Pediatric Nursing from Thomas Jefferson University, and a PhD in Nursing Philosophy from The Catholic University of America.

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This conversation episode is related to Social and Community Context- Civic Participation

Dr. Peck is joined by Nutrena Tate.

Dr. Nutrena Tate is a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner, Associate Dean and Associate Professor of the College of Health Professions and McAuley School of Nursing at University of Detroit Mercy. In addition to teaching undergraduate pediatric nursing and graduate courses, she is a published and funded researcher. Her research focuses on eliminating health inequities in childhood obesity in populations of color as well as health disparities research in general. She has also served as a consultant to the City of Detroit Health Department and Detroit Community Health Connection. Her education includes a Bachelors of Science, Masters of Science in Parent Child Nursing, and Postdoctoral Degrees from the University of Michigan – Ann Arbor. She earned an Executive MBA from Michigan State University and a PhD in Nursing Research from Wayne State University.

Dr. Tate has been called to serve as a leader since her high school years at Renaissance High School, where she served as her class vice president. In college, she served as the President of the Multicultural Nursing Student Association at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. After her college years, she grew into her leadership potential as the parliamentarian, undergraduate chapter advisor (Wayne State University & University of Detroit Mercy); vice president; president; and immediate past president of Lambda Chi Chapter, Chi Eta Phi Sorority, Incorporated “A Professional Nursing Organization”. She served as the Middlewest Regional Director of the organization where she provided oversight to 15 graduate and 5 undergraduate chapters within 12 states of the United States. She also served as the Board President of Advantage Health Centers, past board chair of Teen HYPE, “A Non Profit Youth Empowerment Organization”, past chair of the 2015 American Cancer Society’s Relay for Life – Detroit Fundraising Event, and as a former board member of the Minerva Educational and Development Foundation (MEDF). As a fellow in the National League of Nursing’s LEAD program, Dr. Tate has experience as the chair of several academic (university, college, and school) committees. She is a member of the American College of Healthcare Executives, National Association of Health Services Executives, National Association of Parliamentarians, National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners, Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society, Midwest Nursing Research Society, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., and is the local chapter president of the Great Lakes Chapter of the Links, Inc. Dr. Tate has received several national, regional, and local awards for her exemplary service and leadership within practice, teaching and community settings. She has been recently named by Crain’s Business as One of 2020’s Most Notable Women in Health Care.

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This conversation episode is related to Economic Stability - Housing Instability

Dr. Peck is joined by Konstance Mackey, Alicia Gill Rossiter and Catherine J. Hernandez

Alicia Gill Rossiter DNP, FNP, PPCNP-BC, FAANP, FAAN

Konstance C. Mackie, DNP, APRN, LCDR, NC, USN, CPNP-PC

Catherine J. Hernandez BSN, RN, IBCLC, CPNP-PC

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This conversation episode is related to Neighborhood and Built Environment -Crime and Violence

Dr. Peck is joined by Tresa Zielinski. Tresa has been a pediatric nurse practitioner for 20 years and a NAPNAP member since 1999. She received her BSN from Villanova University in 1990; graduated from Rush University’s Acute Care PNP Program in 1997, its Primary Care PNP Program in 1999; and she received her Doctorate of Nursing Practice from Rush University in 2011.  She served as NAPNAPs president from 2017-2018 and has been the co-chair of the Alliance for Children in Trafficking since 2018.  In this role she also serves on the American Hospital Associations Human Trafficking Advisory Counsel.

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This conversation episode is related to Economic Stability- Food Insecurity

Dr. Peck is joined by Janine Bruce.

Janine Bruce has a Doctorate of Public Health from UC Berkeley’s School of Public Health. She currently works at Stanford School of Medicine as Program Director for the Pediatric Advocacy Program and Senior Research Scholar. Her research interests include the health of vulnerable youth populations, food insecurity and community-based participatory research.

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This conversation episode is related to Education - High   School Graduation/ Enrollment in Higher Education

Mollie Mulberry has been a pediatric nurse practitioner for 16 years working in pediatric hematology/oncology/bone marrow transplant and now faculty at Regis University. She provides primary care at two clinics that service Medicaid, uninsured, and the indigenous population. The racial opportunity gap in my home district is a huge issue and has both short and long term impacts on my son , our community, and the children and families she serves. She has been involved with the Sims-Fayola Foundation and other community partners for the past several years trying to innovatively help address this grave issue.

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