Sheri Taylor has been a Registered Nurse for the past 15 years and has been teaching for 10. She has worked in almost every capacity of nursing with a specialized focus in wound care, ostomies and IV infusions. Ms. Taylor has been nominated for Nurse of the Year three times, once with the Atlanta Journal Constitution, once with SRMC and once with Spectrum Magazine. She is a published author in multiple nursing magazines and has conducted seminars on nursing. Ms. Taylor’s resume boasts such experience as being Nurse Director to serving on an IV therapy team. For the past year and a half she has been teaching at Kaylim Career Institute in their RN ASN program. She is also certified in PICC line placements. Currently Ms. Taylor is part owner in a Home Health company and owns CPR Class Atlanta.

As an accomplished Registered Nurse and mother of two she somehow still finds the time to volunteer for the Autism Speaks Foundation and the March of Dimes.

A word from Ms. Taylor herself…

“My goal is to teach you how to understand the “big terminology” of medicine and put it into a real life situation. I think it’s important to be able to communicate with the patients on a level that is comprehensible to them so that you can provide the best possible nursing care. That is, after all, the defining character of a great nurse. While this workshop’s primary focus is you passing the CPNE it’s important to keep the bigger picture in mind. After you pass the CPNE and become an RN (and not a moment too soon, I’m sure) you will be out in the real world. I want to arm you with the tools and knowledge you need to be the best possible nurse you can be. After this workshop you will be instilled with a positive team player attitude and a desire to be the best. There are two types of RN’s, the ones that do just what they can to get by and the ones that are indispensable.”

And now a word from Ms. Taylor's students...

Sheri is committed to teaching with great communication skills. She went above and beyond her duties giving extra handout and etc. –A. Muhammed

Sheri Taylor is an excellent instructor; I would suggest any nurse I know go through the class. She is very concerned about the class understanding the material. –T. Stoner

Sheri is an amazing teacher… -J. Hudanish

Sheri is very knowledgeable, experienced and always willing to help. She keeps the class interesting, she’s lively and never boring. She’s great! -L. Thomas

She got you thinking as if we were in an actual situation.- L. Price