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Bunmi Cordero
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Bunmi Cordero, DNP, FNP-BC, RNC-OB, IBCLC, MBA

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Clinical Practice Liaison, Medical Affairs- Neurocrine

Bunmi Cordero shares her experience as an Online DNP-FNP student below:

What was the biggest win during the program?

The biggest win during the program was the opportunity to earn my terminal degree at a prestigious university like Baylor. This achievement represents a significant personal and professional milestone and has provided me with unparalleled educational experiences and resources. Earning my terminal degree from Baylor has opened doors to numerous opportunities and has set a strong foundation for continued success in the healthcare field.

How did Baylor prepare you for your current role?

My education at Baylor has significantly expanded my knowledge base as a Nurse practitioner and Adjunct faculty member. The comprehensive coursework and advanced clinical training enhanced my ability to provide quality patient care, emphasizing evidence-based practice. The encouragement of continuous learning ensures that I stay current with industry trends, benefiting my practice and teaching. Baylor's strong emphasis on ethics and patient-centered care guides my professional values, while involvement in research allows me to bring evidence-based insights to both clinical practice and academia. Overall, my Baylor education has been instrumental in broadening my expertise and effectiveness in clinical and academic roles.

What makes Baylor nurses unique in the healthcare world?

What makes Baylor nurses unique in the healthcare world is the solid education and training they receive. Baylor's rigorous academic curriculum and emphasis on evidence-based practice ensure that nurses are well-prepared to deliver quality patient care.

What's one piece of advice you'd give a potential DNP student?

One piece of advice I would give a potential DNP student is to fully embrace the opportunities for hands-on clinical experience and research and seek out mentorship from experienced providers.

Was your degree worth your investment? Why?

Yes, my degree was definitely worth the investment! The advanced education I received has significantly enhanced my clinical skills and knowledge, allowing me to provide quality patient care. My terminal degree has also opened up numerous professional opportunities, including roles in leadership and academia, that would have been inaccessible otherwise. Earning a DNP has created networking opportunities and connections that have been invaluable for my career growth.

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