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Advanced Pain Management Welcomes Samantha Parkinson
Advanced Pain Management is proud to announce a new addition to the team and Practice, Samantha Parkinson, our new Nurse Practitioner!
Samantha Parkinson was born and raised near Savannah, GA. She received both her Bachelor of Science in Nursing and her Masters of Nursing from Georgia Southern University in Statesboro, GA and is a board certified Nurse Practitioner. Mrs. Parkinson worked as an ICU nurse for six years; several years at Memorial Hospital in Savannah and several years at University Hospital in Augusta. She currently resides in Evans with her husband Jim and their cat Bianca. When she is not interacting with patients, she enjoys cooking, running and interior design.
Mrs. Parkinson joined Dr. Yagnick and Advanced Pain Management in August 2011 and can see patients for general consultations, follow-ups, medication management and post-procedural appointments.
This blog is written for informational purposes only and should not be a substitute for actual medical treatment. Please contact the APM Augusta office to schedule an appointment if you are in need of medical care.
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