Jacqueline Staples serves as the Nurse Coordinator for Clinical Programs at Ascension Texas Spine and Scoliosis Center, where she leverages over 30 years of nursing experience to enhance patient care and streamline clinical processes. In her pivotal role, Jacqueline is responsible for determining the individual...
Jacqueline Staples serves as the Nurse Coordinator for Clinical Programs at Ascension Texas Spine and Scoliosis Center, where she leverages over 30 years of nursing experience to enhance patient care and streamline clinical processes. In her pivotal role, Jacqueline is responsible for determining the individual surgical workup needs of patients ranging from pediatric to geriatric populations, ensuring that each patient is adequately prepared for complex reconstructive spine surgeries performed by Dr. Matthew Geck. Her expertise in orthopedic surgery and patient education is instrumental in conducting one-on-one educational visits with patients and their families, where she meticulously reviews all relevant medical results and addresses any concerns.
During the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, Jacqueline showcased her adaptability and leadership by revamping the patient education process to accommodate remote work. This initiative not only improved patient engagement but also ensured that vital information was effectively communicated, fostering a sense of security and understanding among patients navigating their surgical journeys. Her commitment to high-quality patient care is evident in her management of postoperative and non-operative patients, where she diligently follows up to monitor recovery and address any complications.
Jacqueline’s extensive background in critical care nursing, coupled with her skills in emergency preservation and resuscitation, positions her as a critical asset to the clinical team. Her proficiency in medical terminology, physiological psychology, and interpersonal communication enhances her ability to connect with patients, making her a trusted advocate in their healthcare experiences. As she continues to develop clinical protocols for ambulatory care settings, Jacqueline remains dedicated to improving patient outcomes and advancing the standards of care within the spine and scoliosis specialty.
