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Finding Fulfillment and Balance at ATP: My Journey

Maegan Monterose

By Maegan Monterose, PMHNP

Embarking on a career in healthcare almost two decades ago, I never imagined the profound impact it would have on my life. Today, as I reflect on my journey, I can confidently say that joining ATP a year ago was the best decision I’ve made professionally. It has reshaped my role as a psychiatric APRN and offered me the work-life balance I had been seeking.

ATP has been more than just a workplace for me; it’s been a catalyst for personal and professional growth. The environment here has allowed me to flourish in my role, providing comprehensive care to my patients while maintaining a harmonious balance with my personal life. This equilibrium has enabled me to be more present and attentive – both as a caregiver and in my family life.

From Caregiver to Psychiatric APRN:

My journey began as a home health aide, where I learned the value of every detail in a person’s life. Understanding these nuances is crucial in forming holistic treatment plans. My role at ATP extends beyond traditional care; it involves reaching out to people in their own spaces, where they feel most comfortable. This setting allows me to truly connect with my patients, understanding not just their needs but also their strengths and resources.

The Art of Listening and Understanding:

One of the cornerstones of my approach is paying close attention to every aspect of a patient’s story. I believe that no detail is too small in the grand scheme of their healthcare journey. At ATP, I’ve honed this skill, ensuring that every treatment plan I develop is not only comprehensive but also manageable and effective.

Harnessing Efficiency and Support:

Before joining ATP, I often felt overwhelmed by the demands of my career. Now, I’ve learned to harness my working hours more efficiently. ATP’s support has been instrumental in this transformation, enabling me to be thorough, dedicated, and present in every aspect of my work.

Conclusion:

Looking back, I realize how every step of my career has shaped me into the APRN I am today. Working with ATP has not just been a job; it’s been a journey of self-discovery and professional fulfillment. I am grateful for this experience and excited for what the future holds in this dynamic and rewarding field.

Maegan Monterose

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