Byung Park, NP

I have worked with NP Park for a couple of years now and know how she cares for the patient. She makes sure that every course of treatment is right and her treatment plans are well thought out for every single patient. To get her point across, she also caters to non-English speakers by preparing interpreters ahead of time to make sure the patient gets all the information and understands clearly their treatment plan. She approaches staff to go over treatment presentations to make sure information is clear and concise. Very compassionate and kind professional.

I've had the opportunity to work with NP Park for the past 4 years. NP Park is extremely knowledgeable and passionate in caring for Hepatitis C patients within the community. Not only is she knowledgeable in the the subject, but she takes the time to educate the patients on the treatment process. I have acquired more knowledge in the subject by being a chaperone during many of the clinic visits. NP Park is a kind and compassionate human being that takes pride in her work as well as ethics. It has been a pleasure working with her.

I've had the opportunity to work with NP Park, Byung for the past 2 and a half years and it has been my pleasure to interpret for her in her Hepatitis Type C class. Not only is she knowledgeable in the the subject, but she takes the time to listen to her students questions and guide them step by step through the treatment process. I know NP Park, as a kind and compassionate person. She works hard and gets a great deal of satisfaction from helping to put the patients on the path to curing their Hepatitis type C. It continues to be a privilege to work with Byung Park.

As a member of society who decided to go into the health industry I think courtesy is the first quality a nurse should have. Well this NP (as she is offended when called a nurse) is anything but supportive or cortious. She is rude and yells at her patients. When we have a question she talks over us and assumes she knows what we were going to ask, leaving her patients intimidated with unanswered questions. No patient should be afraid to reach out to their health care provider that is just crazy.