Yoslady Morales was born in Matanzas, Cuba but had expended half of her live in the US. She is an Adult Gerontology Nurse Practitioner Specialist in Las Vegas, Nevada, currently working for CIMA Medical Center. Yoslady obtained her MSN in 2017 as well as her BSN in nursing 2010 from Florida International University where she graduated with honors.
Prior to becoming an ARNP, Yoslady worked as an ICU and telemetry nurse for many years in Florida. Being a nurse gave her the experience needed to better serve patients as an ARNP because it taught her to see the patient as a whole needing medical care, as well as, emotional support.
Her passion is driven by the bonds she builds with her patients over the course of their lives and the enjoyment she holds in keeping them healthy and well. She is bilingual in Spanish and English and has a broad understanding of the needs and health disparities affecting the Hispanic community.
She comes from a family of nurses and perused becoming an ARNP to have a more prominent role in patient’s health and well-being. Her daughter is a family nurse practitioner and together they would like to educate and mentor the next generation of ARNPs.
“The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.” -Gandhi
Yoslady Morales was born in Matanzas, Cuba but had expended half of her live in the US. She is an Adult Gerontology Nurse Practitioner Specialist in Las Vegas, Nevada, currently working for CIMA Medical Center. Yoslady obtained her MSN in 2017 as well as her BSN in nursing 2010 from Florida International University where she graduated with honors.
Prior to becoming an ARNP, Yoslady worked as an ICU and telemetry nurse for many years in Florida. Being a nurse gave her the experience needed to better serve patients as an ARNP because it taught her to see the patient as a whole needing medical care, as well as, emotional support.
Her passion is driven by the bonds she builds with her patients over the course of their lives and the enjoyment she holds in keeping them healthy and well. She is bilingual in Spanish and English and has a broad understanding of the needs and health disparities affecting the Hispanic community.
She comes from a family of nurses and perused becoming an ARNP to have a more prominent role in patient’s health and well-being. Her daughter is a family nurse practitioner and together they would like to educate and mentor the next generation of ARNPs.
“The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.” -Gandhi
