Local Nurse is a Finalist for NurseWeek 2007 Nursing Excellence Award

Saint Louis native, Angie Milhous, is finalist in the 2007 Nursing Excellence Award in the Advancing and Leading the Profession Category. Missouri Baptist Medical Center School of Nursing and Webster University graduate.

Saint Louis, MO (PRWEB) November 15, 2007 -- Angie Milhous has been named Finalist in the Gannett Healthcare Group NurseWeek 2007 Nursing Excellence Awards, Advancing and Leading the Profession category. She is one of only 30 nurses, from over 100,000 Heartland region nurses, to be recognized for her high caliber work.

Milhous is on a mission to bring excellence to health care. She coaches and trains healthcare companies around the U.S. on the Malcolm Baldrige Criteria for Performance Excellence in Health Care. A state examiner, Milhous also hosts an Internet radio show called "7 Minutes 2 Success," during which she gives free tips on bringing better service to healthcare industries. Known for infusing new ideas into health care, Milhous has taught companies how to leverage the Web for innovative outreach activities.

By age 36, this visionary nurse became vice president of operational services for a publically traded, multibillion-dollar, managed-care Medicaid company. Now, at age 40, her curriculum vitae includes having mentored hundreds of nurses to help them become more than they thought possible. She has recently taken her nursing and counseling experience into the parenting arena. Inside-Out Parenting teaches parents how to Raise Responsible Children...One Situation at a Time.

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