- Share - [](https://www.facebook.com/sharer.php?u=https://about.ebsco.com/markdownify/node/82649) - []() - []() - []() # Get to Know EBSCO Information Services’ Dynamic Health Clinical Editors: Lyndsey Battaglia, MS, MSN, RN, CPNP-AC, APNP Lyndsey Battaglia, MS, MSN, RN, CPNP-AC, APNP is one of EBSCO’s Dynamic Health Clinical Editors. Explore her background and hear her advice for those joining the health care workforce. ![get to know EBSCOs Dynamic Health Clinical Editors Lyndsey Battaglia blog image ](/sites/default/files/acquiadam-assets/get-to-know-EBSCOs-Dynamic-Health-Clinical-Editors-Lyndsey-Battaglia-blog-image.png) [Lyndsey Battaglia, MS, MSN, RN, CPNP-AC, APNP](/health-notes/bio/lyndsey-battaglia-ms-msn-rn-cpnp-ac-apnp) 25 August 2022 **Tell us a little bit about yourself and your background in healthcare.** I completed a master’s degree in Medical Microbiology & Immunology, thinking I wanted a career exclusively in basic science research, but quickly realized I preferred working with and caring for people. I transitioned to nursing and worked at a children’s hospital with a primary focus on critical care and trauma. I became certified as a pediatric nurse practitioner, worked in primary care, supported population-based health, and staffed free clinics in our area before transitioning to pediatric orthopedics for the last 10 years. **What did you do prior to joining Dynamic Health’s clinical editor team?** I worked as a pediatric nurse practitioner in pediatric orthopedics caring for children as part of the perioperative process. I simultaneously staffed a full-time clinic and supported inpatients while precepting students and working on quality improvement projects ranging from improved website communication to safety and standardized protocols. In need of a new focus, I transitioned to freelance writing and became a contract writer for Dynamic Health prior to starting as a clinical editor. **What inspired you to become a health care professional?** I am in awe of science and how the human body works. This interest started at a very young age and pairing with helping people to maintain or improve their health has been the greatest reward I could have ever dreamed of in my career. I also enjoy a challenge. Diagnosing and treating can often feel like a puzzle. **What drew you to work at EBSCO Information Services on our clinical decisions products?** I enjoy writing and quality improvement. Educating professionals and patients is critical to maintaining high quality care. Providing care fills the day so having a resource like EBSCO’s clinical decisions products easily accessible to healthcare professionals allows for fast point-of-care information delivery. **What makes you passionate about working in healthcare?** Initially, I was drawn towards helping people and discovering better ways to treat and manage diseases. But now, I feel inspired to support those providing direct care by ensuring they have evidence-based resources that are clear, concise, and pertinent in their day-to-day care and continuing education. **What is your advice for people who are thinking about joining the health care space?** Choosing to work in health care is not easy. It demands constant curiosity, learning, empathy, and collaboration. The work can be physically, emotionally, and mentally draining, but it also has a huge impact on many lives to improve health and quality of life. Because of this, it is the most humbling and rewarding profession. I highly recommend looking for shadowing opportunities at your local hospital or clinic prior to choosing a career in health care. **Can you talk a little bit about your work on Dynamic Health?** I strive to provide the most pertinent, useful, and quality content available in the health learning space. I thoroughly enjoy researching topics, learning the latest guidelines or recommendations, and packaging information in a way that is easily digestible for the end user. The work feels impactful on a large scale. 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