Gabrielle Waldman
About Gabrielle Waldman
Gabrielle Waldman is a Diabetes Care Specialist at Atlantic Health System, where she has worked since 2014. She possesses extensive knowledge in glycemic management and holds multiple degrees in nursing, complemented by certifications in diabetes care and education.
Work at Atlantic Health System
Gabrielle Waldman has been employed at Atlantic Health System as a Diabetes Care Specialist since 2014. In this role, she focuses on diabetes management and education, utilizing her extensive knowledge and skills to support patients in Morristown, New Jersey. Her responsibilities include providing guidance on glycemic management and medication titration, as well as training patients on the use of insulin delivery devices.
Previous Experience at St. Luke's Health System
Prior to her current position, Gabrielle Waldman worked as a Registered Nurse at St. Luke's Health System from 2011 to 2014. During her three years there, she developed foundational nursing skills and gained experience in patient care, which contributed to her expertise in diabetes management.
Education and Expertise
Gabrielle Waldman holds an Associate of Science degree in Nursing from Warren County Community College. She further advanced her education by earning a Bachelor's degree in Nursing from Rutgers University - Newark. Additionally, she completed a Master's degree in Nursing Education at Capella University. Her educational background supports her proficiency in current research and technology in healthcare.
Certifications and Specializations
Gabrielle Waldman is a Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialist, with extensive training in patient telemetry and outpatient diabetes care. She holds certifications in continuous glucose sensors, including Dexcom, Guardian, Libre, and Eversense. Furthermore, she is certified as a dementia practitioner and has recently completed a certification as a preceptor, enhancing her leadership capabilities.
Recognition and Skills
Gabrielle Waldman has received numerous recognitions from patients, managers, and peers for her contributions to diabetes care. She is commended for her strong communication, critical thinking, and leadership abilities. Her calculated and methodical approach to problem-solving is a key asset in her role as a Diabetes Care Specialist.