Tina M. Baxter, an advanced practice registered nurse and board certified gerontological nurse practitioner based in Anderson, Indiana, has over 20 years of experience as a registered nurse and 16 years as a nurse practitioner. She owns Baxter Professional Services, LLC, specializing in legal nurse consulting, wellness Coaching, and healthcare educational resources. Tina hosts a weekly Facebook live program, teaches Stress management, and offers virtual classes. She founded The Nurse Shark Academy to mentor nurses in business, and is a certified small business advisor with LegalShield. She’s a frequent speaker and contributor to various media outlets. Currently, Tina works at Adult and Child Health focusing on Mental Health for adults and geriatric patients. She has a Master of Nursing and post-master’s certification from the University of Indianapolis, and serves on multiple boards and associations.

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