Candace Ceran
Candace Ceran is a dedicated Registered Nurse with over seven years of clinical nursing experience and more than two decades of broader healthcare expertise spanning both clinical care and health administration. She currently serves as a Quality Assurance RN at Henry Meds, where she has spent over two years delivering high-quality telehealth services to patients across the United States. Specializing in GLP-1 medication for weight management and hormone replacement therapy, Candace leverages her multi-state compact nursing license to provide accessible, personalized, and evidence-based care to patients in up to 38 states. Her work reflects a strong commitment to improving patient outcomes through innovation, technology, and compassionate care delivery.
In her current role, Candace focuses on bridging the gap between providers and patients by supporting individuals throughout their health journeys. She plays a key role in coaching patients on weight management strategies, coordinating care with nutritionists, and advocating for insurance coverage to ensure patients receive the services they need. Her expertise in quality assurance, clinical documentation, compliance, and workflow optimization allows her to enhance care delivery systems while maintaining a strong emphasis on patient safety and value-based outcomes. Known for her collaborative approach, she effectively partners with cross-functional teams to drive continuous improvement across clinical and operational processes.
Prior to transitioning into telehealth, Candace gained extensive hands-on experience in acute care settings, including Medical-Surgical Telemetry, Progressive Care, and Oncology units, where she provided bedside care during the COVID-19 pandemic. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Nursing Practice from Florida Atlantic University and remains committed to lifelong learning, including recent training in artificial intelligence applications in healthcare. Beyond her professional work, she is an engaged community leader and volunteer, contributing to organizations such as Sigma Lambda Gamma National Sorority, Inc., and Susan G. Komen. With a forward-looking vision, Candace aspires to advance into nursing informatics and healthcare regulatory compliance, where she aims to drive systemic improvements in patient care delivery.
• Florida Atlantic University - BSN
• Broward College - ASN
• Florida Atlantic University - BS, Neuroscience and Behavior
• Florida International University - AS, Biological Sciences
• Multi-State Compact Nursing License
• GenAI in Action: Impact and Possibilities
• Registered nurse
• Registered Nurse (RN)
• Registered Nurse (Multistate Licensure)
• American Nursing Association
• Sigma Lambda Gamma National Sorority
• Minority Association of Premedical Students
• Sigma Lambda Gamma Sorority - Breast Cancer Awareness
• TRIO Programs - Supporting Underserved Youth in Education
• Mentorship for Undergraduate Women and College Students
• Susan G. Komen
• Sigma Lambda Gamma National Sorority, Inc.
• Florida Nurses Association
Candace regularly conducts research and references medical literature through PubMed and various medical journals, including the National Institute of Medicine publications, to stay current with evidence-based practices in her clinical work.
Areas of Specialization/Expertise
- Telehealth RN
- Quality Assurance & Patient Safety
- Clinical Documentation & Workflow Optimization
- Medical Surgical Telemetry
- Progressive Care
- Oncology
- GLP-1 Medication Management
- Hormone Replacement Therapy
What do you enjoy most about practicing medicine?
What I enjoy most about nursing is seeing the impact on patient care and knowing that I'm making a real difference. My goal with quality assurance is bridging the gap - I really want patients to get the quality care that we say we give, and I want to see it happening. When I don't see it happening, that's my goal to intervene, making sure providers are doing their due diligence by the patients and ensuring insurance companies aren't denying our patients things that they need. I fight the fight so patients can get services that are important towards their care. When I can see the return on investment - when I see patients are appreciative, I see them getting better, I see them reaching their goals - that is impactful for me. That is what keeps me going, and I see it every day. You don't need a thank you to still see the result, and when I get a thank you, that just hits home even more. But it is so nice to see progress and see that patients are getting what they need. I just wish we could do it across the board more often.