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Judith Hausner: Nurse Practitioner
Judith Hausner, is a Professor Emeritus of Iowa Wesleyan College, retiring in 2006 as Chair of the Division of Nursing. Her role with me is a mentor and professional friend. My first contact with her was in 2010. I had chances to practice English with her once a week. My 6-year association with her, she can speak to my character, academic achievement, problem solving abilities and unique nursing background. I believe that a reference from her would provide a potential employer with information to recommend me as a nurse practitioner.
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