- medical school:
- BSN: University of Tennessee, Knoxville
- APRN: Wright State University
- board certification: RN, CPNP-PC
- certifications: TNCC, ATLS, PALS, CPN
77 ratings
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pediatric surgery
Amy Kosanovich is a nurse practitioner in pediatric surgery at Dayton Children's and has been with the hospital since 2007.
Prior to her role as a nurse practitioner in pediatric surgery, Amy worked in the hospital's gastroenterology department. She also spent nearly 10 years as a staff nurse on one of the hospital's inpatient units.
Amy received her master's degree in nursing from Wright State University and her bachelor's degree from the University of Tennessee in Knoxville.
Provider Rating
04/28/20
The surgeon was exceptionally helpful and skilled and went above and beyond. The nurses were good too
01/24/20
When I had called to talk to a nurse in the surgery area I actually got the doctor nurse practitioner and she was very friendly on the phone. I was worried about my son and she made sure she get an appointment for him the next day I came in and she happen to be our doctor, our nurse practitioner at our appointment. So it was nice knowing the person I talked to and she said she knew what I was talking about. She was very friendly very nice. Just real down-to-earth. So it was nice to have somebody that, a nurse that knew what she was doing and treat you with respect when some doctors treat you like
01/21/20
Extremely kind thoughtful, so helpful especially when it's different for us to take care of the feeding tube. I love her so much. She's amazing provider and I would want all mothers to be involved with her. She's kind and calm and make you feel at ease about things.
12/11/19
I received lots of information from several different people regarding my child's condition, treatment and follow-up care. However the instruction for the follow-up care varied from person to person and left me questioning what I needed to do, which required an additional call for clarification. I also was not able to administer the care required at home for my child due to the nature of the wound. I thought it was a lot to ask a Mom with no medical experience to remove packing from a an abscess on a screaming child. DC did allow me to come in for the packing removal and the experience was much less traumatic for my daughter (and myself). Overall the care was fantastic, and the staff top-notch.
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