Latrina Walden
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Latrina Walden Biography
Latrina Walden is the Founder and CEO of Latrina Walden Exam Solutions. Latrina has established herself as a go-to expert in the nursing industry. With over 20 years of experience as a nursing home administrator, dialysis nurse, administrative nurse, emergency room nurse, and family nurse practitioner, Latrina has dedicated the last decade to bringing her passion for family and nursing into university and online classrooms as a dedicated nursing professor. Latrina’s extensive knowledge in the nursing industry, her academic experience, and her dedication to the nursing community have led her to identify major disconnects between university curriculums and real-world practice. As a modern-day pioneer, Latrina bridges this gap by teaching easy-to-digest strategies through pre-recorded videos and live interactive tutoring sessions. These fun and concise courses have supported graduate candidates across the U.S. and Canada as they prepare to pass their certified nurse practitioner exams. Now, Latrina is expanding her business to help nurse practitioners navigate the full lifecycle of their career. Through her signature Nurse Practitioner Bridge Formula, Latrina provides the necessary study skills to support aspiring nurse practitioners’ education, pass their certification exams, and helps graduates gain the essential tools necessary to operate as independent thinkers and confident providers in the industry.
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