Pamela Phillips FNP – Pamela has been a resident of Albuquerque for over forty years and has been in the medical profession in the New Mexico community for thirty years, working in various inpatient and outpatient clinical settings at the bedside and in supervisory roles at the University of New Mexico Hospital, Presbyterian Healthcare System, Lovelace Healthcare System, St, Francis Healthcare System, and Fresenius Dialysis Services. She obtained her Associate Degree in nursing from Albuquerque Technical Vocational Institute (formerly TVI, now CNM), her Bachelor’s Degree at the University of New Mexico and her Master’s Degree in Nursing, FamilyNurse Practitioner focus, from the University of St. Francis. During her residency clinical for her Master’s degree she volunteered at Morningside College in Sioux City, Iowa to perform Covid screening and administer immunizations. She spent the last two years traveling across country to assist with medical needs in national community healthcare systems during the pandemic. As a result of her traveling journeys to assist healthcare systems during the pandemic, she enjoyed seeing various cultures across the U.S. and added seeing all the contiguous states in leisure travel on to her bucket list. After years of bedside nursing and viewing several colleagues develop work related injuries, she developed an interest in occupational medicine, and had clinical exposure during her Residential Clinical Rotation at the University of St. Francis. She is looking forward to assisting you with your Occupational Healthcare needs at Duke City Occupational Medicine.
