Kat Davis
About Kat Davis
Kat Davis serves as an RN Hospice Casemanager at Central Coast VNA & Hospice, where she has worked since 2015. She has extensive nursing experience across various specialties and holds a Master's degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine.
Work at VNA & Hospice
Kat Davis has been serving as an RN Hospice Casemanager at Central Coast VNA & Hospice since 2015. In this role, she is responsible for coordinating hospice care for patients, ensuring they receive appropriate medical attention and support. Her experience in home care began in 1995, allowing her to develop a strong focus on patient-centered care in hospice settings. She has transitioned back to a Charge RN position after holding administrative roles, emphasizing her commitment to direct patient care and effective symptom management.
Education and Expertise
Kat Davis holds a Master's degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine and Chinese Herbology from Five Branches Institute College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, where she studied from 2010 to 2015. She also earned an Associate's degree in Registered Nursing from Gavilan College, completing her studies from 1989 to 1992. Her diverse educational background supports her expertise in both conventional nursing and alternative medicine approaches.
Background in Nursing
Kat Davis has extensive experience in various nursing specialties, including Medical-Surgical, Same Day Surgery, Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU), Telemetry, and Oncology, gained through registry assignments. She began her nursing career at Hazel Hawkins Memorial Hospital, where she worked as a Registered Nurse from 1993 to 1995. In addition, she served as a Clinical Manager at Satellite Dialysis from 2006 to 2008, a position she was specifically requested to take by the Medical Director.
Career Transition and Focus
In 1995, Kat Davis transitioned from hospital work to home care, concentrating on home visits and hospice care. This shift allowed her to focus on providing compassionate care in a home setting. After holding administrative roles, she returned to a Charge RN position to prioritize patient care and address concerns related to symptom management and prescription practices.