Barbara White, BSN, RN

Barbara White, BSN, RN, is a seasoned nursing professional with a career spanning over four decades. She has built a reputation for compassionate care, clinical expertise, and a dedication to improving the lives of patients across multiple stages of life. Her professional journey includes extensive experience in women’s health, labor and delivery, cultural diversity through work with Native American communities in Arizona, and geriatric and memory care, including inpatient and long-term care settings.

Barbara’s nursing path began with a deep-rooted calling, inspired by caring for her grandmother during a surgical recovery. She earned her associate’s degree from Central Methodist University and later completed a bachelor’s degree with a focus on geriatrics and a minor in psychology in 2018. Her ongoing professional development included workshops and parish nurse training, reflecting her commitment to serving communities with both clinical skill and empathetic presence. She has worked in diverse clinical environments, from general surgery and maternal-child health to rural prenatal outreach and Veterans Affairs facilities.

Now leveraging her decades of nursing experience, Barbara has transitioned into freelance health writing, creating accessible, practical content on topics such as safety, prevention, and wellness. She continues to maintain an active professional presence while nurturing a vibrant family life, raising four children and staying closely connected with extended family across several states. Barbara’s career stands as a testament to lifelong dedication, empathy, and the meaningful impact of nursing across communities and generations.

• Central Methodist University - Bachelor's degree, Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse and Psych minor
• Associate’s degree from Central Methodist University