Jason R Jean, APRNCardiology in Franklin, TN
Cardiology, Nurse PractitionerGender
Male
Languages spoken
English
About Jason R Jean, APRN
Jason Jean, DNP, FNP-BC, RN, is a family nurse practitioner with Ascension Saint Thomas in Franklin, Tennessee near Nashville, TN.
Jason is board-certified by the American Nurses Credentialing Center and provides cardiovascular prevention and chronic disease care for adults over the age of 18.
Jason has a special interest in reducing cardiovascular disease risk and slowing the progression of chronic cardiovascular disease.
Jason strives to provide care that nurtures both the physical and spiritual well-being of his patients. By listening closely and developing trusting relationships, he creates personalized plans of care that empower patients to take an active role in their heart health.
When not caring for patients, Jason enjoys family and church activities, fishing and camping, and coaching baseball.
Education
Medical Education
University of Tennessee, College of NursingVanderbilt University School of NursingVanderbilt University School of NursingGraduateSchool
Vanderbilt School of NursingUndergraduate
University of Tennessee / KnoxvilleQualifications
Certifications
- American Nurses Credentialing Center
Location
Provider's primary location
Ascension Saint Thomas Heart Franklin
Professional Statement
Being a nurse and nurse practitioner has taught me to provide care in a wholistic way, so that all aspects of my patient's spiritual and physical health are nurtured in a trustworthy manner. Meeting and working with people of diverse backgrounds is important to me, because it allows me to develop and cultivate unique relationships. It is my hope to sustain those relationships over a lifetime. The patient knows their body best, and in my practice I hope to provide more knowledge that supports the patient's journey towards wellness. Therefore, I seek to listen and gather information so that I may understand my patient's needs and goals, which serves as the foundation to develop a tailored and sophisticated plan of care. I believe that I can make a difference in the people that I care for by educating them to reach their highest level of health and wellness. Patients know their bodies better than I do. Therefore, I'd like to make my patients smarter in a way that supports a self-care philosophy to prevent and slow the progression of disease. Simply, I want to help patients add points to their health IQ!
-Jason R Jean, APRN