Jennifer Hamilton, RN
Jennifer is a dedicated registered nurse based in Bend who has built her career around supporting patients through some of life’s most difficult challenges. Currently working in addiction medicine, Jennifer is passionate about helping individuals navigate their recovery journeys and providing compassionate care during critical moments of healing. She finds the greatest reward in watching patients make progress, regain stability, and ultimately return home healthier and more hopeful about their future.
Jennifer’s nursing journey reflects both determination and a commitment to growth. She began her healthcare career as a Certified Nursing Assistant before advancing to become a Licensed Practical Nurse and later earning her credentials as a Registered Nurse. Along the way, she gained experience across multiple areas of nursing, developing a broad clinical background and a deep appreciation for the flexibility and opportunities the profession offers. Her hands-on experience in addiction medicine has strengthened her interest in mental health care and reinforced her belief in the importance of empathy, patience, and connection in patient recovery.
Committed to continuing her education, Jennifer is currently pursuing her Bachelor of Science in Nursing with plans to continue on to earn a Master’s degree. She is exploring future paths as a nurse practitioner, with interests in both psychiatric mental health and aesthetic medicine. Whether working in recovery-focused care or considering innovative opportunities within aesthetics, Jennifer values nursing for its versatility and the ability it gives healthcare professionals to continually evolve, learn, and make a meaningful impact in people’s lives.
• BSN (in progress)
• RN
• LPN
• CNA
• America's Best in Medicine 2026
• ANA
Areas of Specialization/Expertise
- Addictions
- Psychiatric Nursing
What do you enjoy most about practicing medicine?
Working in addictions, I like to be that person to help someone through their day. It is such a rewarding feeling to watch individuals get better and go home.