Priscilla Campbell BSN,RN

Priscilla Campbell is a dedicated behavioral health registered nurse with approximately six years of nursing experience delivering compassionate, evidence-based care across a wide range of clinical settings. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Chamberlain University in Miramar, Florida, graduating in 2020 at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. Throughout her career, Campbell has built extensive experience in psychiatric emergency care, acute inpatient behavioral health, medical-surgical nursing, substance abuse treatment, correctional healthcare, and travel nursing assignments across California, Florida, and Georgia. She currently serves as a per diem registered nurse at Olive View UCLA Medical Center in Sylmar, California, where she provides specialized psychiatric emergency care with a strong focus on patient safety and clinical excellence. Campbell has developed expertise in behavioral health nursing through advanced skills in mental status examinations, comprehensive suicide and self-harm risk assessments, psychotropic medication management, and crisis intervention. Certified in CPI/AVADE Level III crisis management, she utilizes verbal de-escalation techniques to promote safe, therapeutic environments while minimizing the need for restrictive interventions. Her commitment to delivering high-quality patient care extends beyond behavioral health through cross-training in aesthetics and experience in emergency and primary care settings. She is an active member of the National Nurses Association and Sigma Theta Tau, reflecting her dedication to professional growth and nursing excellence. Grounded by her faith and guided by compassion, empathy, and sound clinical judgment, Campbell believes that nursing is both a calling and a profession that offers limitless opportunities for growth. She encourages fellow nurses to begin each shift with prayer, value their professional autonomy, and practice meticulous documentation to ensure the highest standards of patient care. While recognizing the challenges nurses often face, including feeling undervalued within the healthcare system, she advocates for innovation, lifelong learning, and entrepreneurship as pathways for nurses to expand their impact beyond traditional bedside roles. Outside of work, Campbell enjoys spending time with her daughter, maintaining an active lifestyle through fitness, and exploring nature parks and hiking trails.