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Mission-driven culture earns AdventHealth University recognition as a Central Florida favorite. Feelings of belonging and purpose cultivated at AdventHealth University resonate long after the graduation cap is tossed in the air. That culture of care and

Charlene “Charlie” Atherley knew for decades she wanted to be a nurse. The path there, however, was not always straightforward. “I’ve been trying to be a nurse since 1993,” Atherley said. “Life interrupted a lot of things, but it brought me back at the

AdventHealth Lake Nona Chief Nursing Officer reflects on her calling to nursing — and the pivotal role AdventHealth University played in shaping her journey.

A diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease can be frightening and overwhelming, but patients and families touched by Parkinson’s disease have several more reasons to be hopeful this year. When the movement disorder progresses, patients will gradually experience

When Trizzy Bui arrived at what is now AdventHealth University in 2006, she stepped into more than a degree program. She stepped into a mission. AdventHealth University helped shape not only her technical expertise in nuclear medicine, but also her passion

Isabella “Isa” Rojas’ journey to nuclear medicine has been anything but traditional. Originally from Miami, she earned a degree in environmental science before spending years building and leading a women’s cycling team as a race director, a venture that

When Daniel Monnier relocated from California to Central Florida in 2013, he was not simply accepting a new position. He was answering a calling shaped by service, faith and a belief that health care is ministry in action. Monnier joined AdventHealth as a

Through its dedication to mission and service learning, AdventHealth University is one of only 14 schools in Florida to earn a Carnegie Classification for Community Engagement. Impactful community partnerships, strong civic initiatives, and mission-driven

Sweets sounds emanate from the stage, accompanied by giant smiles from the musicians. In the center of it all are Glexey Caraballo and Cathy Garrett. A casual bystander would never know the musicians are an eclectic group of stroke survivors, each with his

Adrianna, Logan and Maya, three nursing students from Florida, packed into a big green bus to find where their educational and professional journeys may lead. But this wasn’t just any road trip. These students were selected by “Roadtrip Nation,” the