Janet Pedrosa, APRN-FNP, BSN-RN

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Get to know Nurse Practitioner Janet Pedrosa, who serves the population of Miami, Florida.

Janet Pedrosa is a highly skilled and compassionate nurse practitioner currently practicing at Palmetto General Hospital in Miami, Florida. With a passion for providing exceptional care to patients in critical condition, she specializes in Intensive Care.

With experience in critical care, Janet has developed a deep understanding of the complexities and challenges faced by patients in intensive care units. Her expertise lies in managing and treating patients with acute and life-threatening conditions, including respiratory distress, cardiac emergencies, and post-surgical complications. Janet’s dedication to her profession is evident in her continuous pursuit of knowledge and staying up-to-date with the latest advancements in critical care medicine.

Janet is known for her exceptional clinical skills, attention to detail, and ability to communicate effectively with patients and their families during difficult times. She is committed to providing holistic care that addresses not only the physical needs of her patients but also their emotional and psychological well-being.

Outside of her professional life, Janet enjoys staying active and maintaining a healthy lifestyle. She believes that taking care of herself allows her to be at her best when caring for her patients.

Janet Pedrosa’s unwavering commitment to excellence in critical care nursing makes her an invaluable member of the healthcare team at Palmetto General Hospital. Her dedication to improving the lives of her patients is evident in every interaction.

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