Nadine Fuller and I make hybrid home visits, where she enters the patient’s home, and I participate via Telemedicine. Her broad knowledge of clinical medicine astounds me such that I frequently forget she is not a Nurse Practitioner or even a Medical Intern. Her humility endears her to all her patients as well as their caregivers, family members, and even pets. Mrs. Fuller is remarkably responsive to feedback and never have I had to ask her something a second time.

Most impressive is her ability to diffuse high-drama situations such that even our “difficult patients or families” become docile and cooperative in her presence. She treats each patient like royalty, allays fears and anxieties, and continuously performs way beyond the call of duty. A few examples include changing or bathing patients, cleaning their messes from incontinence, dressing wounds unrelated to the day’s visit, contacting family or friends, etc. A patient’s daughter described Nadine as “a breath of fresh air and the sweetest, most supportive nurse I have ever met.“