Anne N. Email & Phone Number

Current Role: Speaker, IDGenetix Speakers Bureau at Castle BioSciencesAs a member of the IDGenetix Speakers Bureau at Castle BioSciences, I leverage my experience in psychiatric medication management and pharmacogenomic testing to educate and inform healthcare professionals about the benefits and applications of IDGenetix. My role involves:Delivering presentations and lectures to healthcare providers, showcasing the clinical utility and advantages of IDGenetix in personalized medication management.Providing insights into the integration of pharmacogenomic testing into clinical practice to optimize treatment outcomes for patients with psychiatric conditions.Sharing real-world experiences and case studies that highlight the effectiveness of IDGenetix in managing mental health therapies.Engaging in discussions and Q&A sessions to address queries and enhance understanding among medical professionals regarding the use of pharmacogenomics in mental health care.Collaborating with Castle BioSciences to develop educational materials and resources that support the adoption and implementation of IDGenetix in various healthcare settings.This position allows me to contribute to advancing the field of psychiatric care by promoting evidence-based practices and innovative solutions for medication management.

Grand Island, Nebraska, United States

Anne Niffenegger, DNP, APRN-NP, PMHNP-BC, FNP-BC, CNL, offers comprehensive mental healthcare in Grand Island, Nebraska. Specializing in anxiety, medication management, and mood disorders, she provides personalized, evidence-based treatment which includes integrated mental healthcare interventions. Services include in person consultations, and telehealth follow ups with a focus on combined psychopharmacology and therapy, including integrated mental healthcare. With over 30 years of combined nursing and practitioner experience, Anne Niffenegger ensures compassionate care.

Grand Island, Nebraska, United States

A DNP, APRN-NP, PMHNP, FNP, CNL in an outpatient mental health office primarily offers diagnostic evaluations, medication management, and treatment for a wide range of mental health conditions. These services include initial medication evaluations, typically lasting about an hour, and follow-up appointments, ranging between 20 to 30 minutes, to monitor symptoms, effectiveness, and side effects of medications, with adjustments made as necessary. They may also provide DNA psychogenetic testing, treat opioid dependence through comprehensive plans that include medication, counseling, therapy, family support, and community resources, and conduct drug screening to assess drug use history and risk of substance abuse disorders .

From 2016 to 2023• Phase I / Phase II / through discharge PACU care given to postoperative patients in a Level II Trauma Center. Trauma Call and Primary Call • CCRN certification • ACLS, BLS, and PALS certified. • Clinical Nurse Leader (CNL) Certified. • Hospital certification in Procedural Sedation, Telemetry, TCAR/TNCC, and RN Discharge of Patients.

Fairfield, California

From Date of Hire to 2016:• Past: Clinical Nurse III Provision of Expert Registered Nursing care of Critical Care patient population in a Level II Trauma Center ICU setting. Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy care of patients. • Past Rapid Response Team Member• Past Relief Lead• Past Clinical Nurse III - Clinical Preceptor• Past Chair for ICU Department Based Council in Shared Governance• Past Chair for Professional Development Sub Council in Shared Governance

Grand Island, Nebraska, United States

As a part-time Registered Nurse in the Post-Anesthesia Care Unit (PACU) at Grand Island Regional Medical Center, I provided high-quality care to patients recovering from anesthesia post-surgery. My role included working on-call hours intermittently, ensuring patient safety and comfort during the critical post-operative phase.I conducted thorough patient assessments, monitored vital signs, and managed pain control and other immediate post-surgical needs. My responsibilities included administering medications, managing IV lines, and closely observing patients for any signs of complications, intervening promptly when necessary.Effective communication with surgical teams, anesthesiologists, and other healthcare professionals was key to my role, ensuring coordinated and seamless patient care. I also provided detailed post-operative instructions and education to patients and their families, promoting recovery and preventing complications.I maintained accurate and thorough documentation in the electronic health record system, adhering to hospital policies and healthcare regulations. My role required strong critical thinking, excellent communication skills, and the ability to remain calm under pressure in a fast-paced environment.My tenure in the PACU was marked by a commitment to patient-centered care, safety, and recovery. I eventually left this position to advance my career as a nurse practitioner, bringing with me a wealth of experience and a deep understanding of post-operative patient care.

Fairfield, California

Fairfield, California

During my tenure at Solano Community College, I played a pivotal role in managing the coordination and daily operations of the Clinical Simulation Center (CSC). This included scheduling, lab setup, and overseeing lab equipment and supplies. I was responsible for reviewing, selecting, and maintaining instructional materials used by students and faculty, ensuring the implementation of effective clinical simulation learning activities.I developed the CSC course syllabus, provided instruction, and informed students about course requirements, preparing and grading assignments and examinations. I created learning activities that incorporated both actual and simulated clinical practice, procedures, and testing for registered nursing and CNA students. Additionally, I offered assistance to instructors and students within the CSC, serving as a key resource for clinical skills testing and up-to-date clinical nursing practices.Ensuring a clean, safe, and organized clinical lab environment was a priority, along with promoting safe CSC practices. I managed the repair and maintenance of CSC equipment and coordinated the ordering, organization, and re-supply of consumable lab equipment, conducting quarterly inventories.I successfully completed funding grant requests for program development and instructional equipment for the Nursing Program. My role included performing research, evaluating, and recommending new CSC materials and equipment, such as reference texts, videos, CD-ROM programs, and multimedia materials.As a liaison between CSC personnel and the Director of Nursing, I established and updated CSC policies and procedures. I also conducted orientation and training sessions for new students and faculty, ensuring they were well-acquainted with the lab environment and protocols.

Vallejo, California, United States

During my tenure as a Telephonic Advice/Call Center Registered Nurse at Kaiser Permanente in California, I was integral in delivering high-quality patient care through telephone-based nursing services. My primary responsibilities involved conducting thorough telephonic assessments, triaging patients based on their symptoms, and providing appropriate medical advice and health education.Utilizing my clinical expertise, I determined the urgency of patients' conditions, recommended next steps, and guided them to the appropriate level of care. This included providing self-care instructions, scheduling appointments, or directing patients to emergency services when necessary. Effective and empathetic communication was at the core of my role, as I served as the first point of contact for individuals seeking medical guidance.I collaborated closely with other healthcare providers to ensure continuity of care and optimal patient outcomes. I meticulously documented all interactions in the electronic health record system, maintaining accurate records that supported seamless communication and follow-up.This role required strong critical thinking skills, the ability to manage multiple tasks simultaneously, and a comprehensive understanding of medical protocols and guidelines. My qualifications included a valid California RN license and current BLS certification.At Kaiser Permanente, I was dedicated to providing compassionate, patient-centered care, making a meaningful difference in the lives of our patients through expert telephonic nursing support.

Santa Rosa, California

As a Staff Nurse II in the ICU Step Down Unit at Santa Rosa Medical Center, a Level II Trauma Center under St. Joseph Health, I provided high-quality, compassionate care to patients transitioning from the ICU to a less acute setting. I managed a diverse patient population with complex medical needs, including post-surgery, severe illness, trauma, and critical conditions.I performed comprehensive patient assessments, monitored vital signs, and implemented individualized care plans. My responsibilities included administering medications, managing IV lines, wound care, and other necessary treatments while closely monitoring patients' progress. I used critical thinking and clinical judgment to identify and respond promptly to changes in patients' conditions.Proficient in the care of ventilated patients and those receiving cardiac monitoring, I managed trauma patients and other unstable medical conditions requiring a high level of nursing care.Collaboration with a multidisciplinary team was key to my role. I worked closely with physicians, respiratory therapists, and other healthcare professionals to ensure coordinated and continuous care. I communicated effectively with patients and their families, providing education on care plans, treatment options, and discharge instructions.I maintained meticulous documentation in the electronic health record system, ensuring accuracy and compliance with healthcare regulations and hospital policies. Additionally, I contributed to quality improvement initiatives aimed at enhancing patient outcomes and overall unit performance.This role required a strong foundation in critical care nursing, excellent communication skills, and the ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment. At Santa Rosa Medical Center, I was dedicated to delivering exceptional patient care, fostering a safe and supportive environment, and promoting the health and well-being of my patients.

Santa Rosa, California

As a Registered Nurse with American Nursing Services in the Bay Area, California, I provided high-quality nursing care across various healthcare settings, including hospitals, long-term care facilities, and clinics. My role involved adapting quickly to different environments and meeting diverse patient needs, ensuring continuity and quality of care.I conducted comprehensive patient assessments, administered medications, managed IV lines, and performed wound care. My responsibilities included monitoring patient conditions, documenting care accurately in electronic health records, and collaborating with healthcare teams to develop and implement individualized care plans.Effective communication and flexibility were crucial, as I frequently worked with different teams and adapted to varying protocols and practices. I educated patients and their families on treatment plans, medication management, and post-care instructions, promoting health and recovery.Working with American Nursing Services honed my ability to provide exceptional care under varying conditions, manage multiple priorities, and maintain a high standard of patient care in dynamic and often high-pressure environments.

Santa Rosa, California

• As an LVN, I worked full time as a registry/agency nurse taking care of a wide spectrum of patient populations that spanned outpatient care through inpatient care at five large local hospitals. I also performed as a back office nurse at medical offices for a community health clinic and an HIV clinic.

Santa Rosa, California

RN/Staff Nurse II on Medical Surgical Floor.Full time employment working with patient population involving general medical surgical diagnosis as well as post-op bariatric surgery.

Doctor Of Nursing Practice, Family Nurse Practitioner

A Doctorally prepared Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) is an advanced practice nurse with expertise in providing comprehensive healthcare.

Post Doctoral Certificate, Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner

A Post-Doctorally prepared Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) is an advanced practice nurse who has specialized.

Master’S Degree, Clinical Nurse Leader, 3.9 Gpa

Activities and Societies: • Member of Touro University, California Nursing Honor Society: Omega Alpha. An MSN/CNL is an Advanced Practice.

Associate’S Degree, Registered Nursing, 3.8 Gpa

LVN to RN Bridge Program

Diploma, Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse Training

Activities and Societies: Class Treasurer Education in Nursing Program for Practical Nursing.

High School, Business/Commerce, General

Activities and Societies: Band, Track, Year Book, Football Cheerleader, Wrestling Cheerleader, Volleyball, FHA with Gold Medal at State.