Jeanna Ellsworth Burrill
About Jeanna Ellsworth Burrill
Jeanna Ellsworth Burrill is a Neuroscience Nurse Navigator at Intermountain Healthcare, where she assists neurological patients with their housing and medication needs. She has a background in nursing, having previously worked as a Hepatology Nurse Coordinator at Intermountain Medical Center and holds a Bachelor's degree in Registered Nursing from Brigham Young University.
Work at Intermountain Healthcare
Jeanna Ellsworth Burrill currently serves as a Neuroscience Nurse Navigator at Intermountain Healthcare, a position she has held since 2019. In this role, she coordinates care for neurological patients, ensuring they receive comprehensive support tailored to their specific needs. She collaborates with healthcare providers across various disciplines to facilitate effective treatment plans. Her work focuses on assisting patients with housing and medication needs, which is critical for managing complex neurological conditions.
Previous Experience at Intermountain Medical Center
Before her current role, Jeanna worked at Intermountain Medical Center as a Hepatology Nurse Coordinator in the Liver Transplant Clinic from 2017 to 2019. During her two years in this position, she gained valuable experience in coordinating care for patients with liver conditions, contributing to her expertise in patient navigation and support.
Education and Expertise
Jeanna earned her Bachelor's degree in Registered Nursing from Brigham Young University, where she studied from 1994 to 1999. This educational background provided her with a solid foundation in nursing principles and practices, which she has applied throughout her career in various nursing roles, including her current focus on neuroscience.
Patient Care Coordination
In her role as a Neuroscience Nurse Navigator, Jeanna is actively involved in networking to address the needs of complex neurological patients. Her efforts in care coordination involve working closely with a range of healthcare professionals to ensure that patients receive the necessary resources and support for their treatment and recovery.