Natasha Thompson, FNP-C

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Natasha Thompson is a Family Nurse Practitioner currently working at IU Health Ball Memorial Hospital Emergency Department in Muncie, IN. She has spent 10 years in emergency medicine, and started her career working at Riley Hospital for Children as a nurse in a pediatric emergency department in Indianapolis, IN. She is currently a student at the Indiana University School of Nursing studying for her DNP. In addition to being an emergency department provider and student, she is a proud mother and wife. Natasha has two children, ages 7 and 2. Her hobbies include vacationing and riding horses.

Area of Interest: Pediatric Readiness in the Emergency Department; Advocacy

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