Myra Richard, APRN
Practice: Coffey Health System
Specialty: Family Nurse Practitioner
Office locations: Burlington, KS
Most recent review: 3 weeks ago
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4.54.5 out of 5
6 Ratings
3 Comments
Myra Richard, APRN, is a certified advanced practice registered nurse who sees patients at our Coffey County Medical Center office. She has been practicing with Coffey Health System. Holding a Doctor of Nursing Practice from Wichita State University, she specializes in family practice. She also oversees nuclear medicine tests and provides emergency room coverage, drawing on her strong background in critical care to deliver expert patient care.
4.54.5 out of 5
6 Ratings
3 Comments
Myra Richard, APRN, is a certified advanced practice registered nurse who sees patients at our Coffey County Medical Center office. She has been practicing with Coffey Health System. Holding a Doctor of Nursing Practice from Wichita State University, she specializes in family practice. She also oversees nuclear medicine tests and provides emergency room coverage, drawing on her strong background in critical care to deliver expert patient care.
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Most recent review: 3 weeks ago
• 3 total reviews
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Coffey County Medical Center
309 Sanders St
Burlington, ks 66839
Burlington, ks 66839
Myra Richard, APRN, holds a Doctor of Nursing Practice degree from Wichita State University, specializing in family practice. Her practice is based at Coffey County Medical Center, where she sees patients Monday through Thursday. Each Friday, she oversees nuclear medicine tests and provides coverage for the emergency room.
Myra Richard, APRN, earned her bachelor’s degree in nursing from Emporia State University.
She comes to CHS from Flint Hills Community Health Center in Emporia. She previously worked at a clinic in Wamego and spent six years in the critical care and emergency departments at Via Christi Hospital in Manhattan.
Explained everything. Very nice.
Condescending and dismissive.
Great