Carolyn Joanne ontiveros Hanohano RN, MSN, PHN
Nurse | Psych/Mental Health
Los Angeles Los Angeles CA, 90019About
Hello, I’m Carolyn J. O. Hanohano, a dedicated Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner. With over two decades of experience in nursing, my mission is to provide compassionate and effective mental health care.
I earned my PhD in Nursing from Azusa Pacific University and have advanced training as a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner from Eastern Kentucky University. Throughout my career, I’ve worked in various settings, including hospitals and clinics, always striving to improve patient care and ensure a safe environment.
My journey in healthcare began in the military, where I served in the United States Naval Reserves as a Hospital Corpsman and Certified Surgical Technologist. This experience cultivated my skills in patient care, team coordination, and surgical assistance.
I hold numerous certifications, including Board Certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, Basic Life Support (BLS) and Crisis Prevention Intervention (CPI). I am licensed to practice in California and committed to continuous learning to stay at the forefront of mental health care.
In my daily practice, I prioritize clear communication and patient-centered care. I’m here to listen, understand your needs, and support your mental well-being. Let’s work together on your journey to better health.
Education and Training
Eastern Kentucky University Master of Nursing 2023
Azusa Pacific University Doctorate of Nursing 2017
California State University Master of Nursing 2009
California State University Bachelor of Nursing 2005
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Areas of expertise and specialization
Faculty Titles & Positions
- Senior Registered Nurse Mental Nurse Acute Care County of Ventura 2019 - Present
- Shift Supervisor – Senior Registered Nurse/Mental Health Nurse III – Acute Care Ventura County Medical Center – Inpatient Psychiatric Unit 2011 - 2019
- Mental Health Nurse II / Relief Charge Nurse Ventura County Medical Center – Inpatient Psychiatric Unit 2001 - 2011
- Hospital Corpsman United States Naval Reserves 1998 - 1998
Professional Memberships
- American Psychiatric Nurses Association
- American Association of Nurse Practitioners
Specialty: | Nurse |
Taxonomy Code: | 163WP0808X |
License Number: | 576785 |
License State Code: | CA |
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