Teresa Miceli is a registered nurse at Mayo Clinic-Rochester, MN and a recognized key opinion leader in the care of multiple myeloma patients. She has spent 30 years providing care to Blood and Marrow transplant patients. Her passion for patient empowerment and education along with patient-focused care led her to become Myeloma Nurse Navigator at Mayo Clinic in 2021. Teresa’s professional interest is “everything myeloma” — advances in treatment, side effect management, survivorship, and stem cell transplantation. She has authored journal articles and speaks at professional meetings and patient symposia. Teresa is an originating member of the Nurse Leadership Board of the International Myeloma Foundation and facilitator of the Multiple Myeloma Sharing Sessions in Rochester, MN — a support group for myeloma survivors and caregivers.
Follow Teresa on Twitter: @IMFnurseMYELOMA
Support Group Website: Multiple Myeloma Sharing Sessions
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