Neonatal Nurse Practitioner
Emory University
Meredith Farmer is a neonatal nurse practitioner (NNP) known for her neonatal care and education expertise. She has dedicated her career to improving healthcare for newborns and addressing disparities in neonatal care. Meredith holds a Doctorate of Nursing Practice (DNP) degree from Emory University.
Meredith is an Assistant Clinical Professor at Emory University Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing, where she is also the interim program director of the neonatal nurse practitioner program. Meredith remains actively engaged in clinical practice at Marietta Neonatology in Marietta, Georgia. Her compassionate and skilled approach to patient care has made her a trusted figure among parents and colleagues. She also maintains multiple locum tenens positions, showcasing her versatility and dedication to providing top-notch care to infants in various healthcare settings.
Meredith led the research study investigating the impact of shift length and fatigue on neonatal healthcare providers. Her work aims to enhance patient care by addressing provider well-being. She continues her research as a part of a team addressing the perspective of shift length and fatigue of the neonatal nurse practitioner.
Her professional interests encompass several critical areas within neonatal care, including education, disparities, and professional development of the NNP. She advocates for equitable healthcare outcomes for all infants. Furthermore, her dedication to the professional development of NNP professionals ensures that the field continues to evolve and adapt to the ever-changing healthcare landscape. She also focuses on NICU outpatient follow-up, emphasizing the importance of seamless care transitions for neonatal graduates.
Meredith's commitment to neonatal care, passion for research, and dedication to educating the next generation of healthcare providers underscores her profound impact on the field. Her work enhances the lives of the tiniest patients and inspires and guides others toward excellence in neonatal nursing.
Tuesday, September 17, 2024
10:45 AM – 11:45 AM EST