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Wade Bieber
Wade Bieber
Wade works in a Magnet designated hospital in southeast Virginia as an Emergency Room nurse, having been in this role since 2022. He completed his RN program at a Reading Hospital in Pennsylvania, and graduated with 1200+ hours of clinical experience. Previous degrees and professional experience prepared him well for his career as an RN.
Experience
Experience
ED RN
ED RN
After graduating in 2022, Wade entered the Emergency Medicine specialty that same year as a new grad at a hospital in Virginia. More than 2 years later, and this specialty and patient population is exactly what Wade wanted out of nursing and has included many opportunities for learning and growth.
Outreach Director
Outreach Director
Wade is passionate about ministry and community involvement, and worked for 2 years with Reading City Church as their outreach director and in partnership with their media team. This involved collaborating with local organizations, and involvement with local events.
Adventure Guide
Adventure Guide
Since 2016, Wade has worked seasonally as a high adventure guide, including whitewater rafting and rock climbing in Northern California. This involves significant safety management and risk mitigation, as well as nutritional planning and medical preparedness.
Education
Education
Chamberlain University
Chamberlain University
2023-2025 BSN (Comp. March 2025)
Reading Hospital School of Health Sciences
Reading Hospital School of Health Sciences
2019-2022: RN and Associates
Calvary Chapel Bible College
Calvary Chapel Bible College
2015-2018: Bachelor of Biblical Studies
Licensure - Certifications - Organizations
Licensure - Certifications - Organizations
RN (California, and Virginia w/Compact)
ACLS, PALS, and BLS Certified (2025)
EPIC Charting Experience
Professional Goals
Professional Goals
Having thrived in roles that are faced paced, demand attention, and involve risk management/prioritization, Wade's professional goals include working in emergency medicine. While his start in nursing may not land him in the ED, it is a goal, just as more long term priorities may involve continuing education to become a Nurse Practitioner or nursing instructor for future nurses.
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