Overview

Overview

Amanda Clark, MSN, RN, is Vice President, Chief Nursing Officer (CNO) at Cleveland Clinic Ashtabula Regional Medical Center (ARMC). In her role, Clark leads nursing practice and operations. She has dedicated 12 years to providing patients with safe, quality care at ACMC, most recently serving as director of emergency, behavioral health and cardiac services and managing the hospital’s nurse supervisors. Among her many notable successes in the director role, Clark developed a new emergency department leadership structure and reduced nurse turnover to less than 5% during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Clark began her nursing career in 2003 on the Cleveland Clinic Children’s pediatric intensive care unit. She worked in pediatric home healthcare at Ashtabula Regional Home Health, emergency nursing at Lake Health and cardiac nursing at University Hospital (UH) Geauga. She joined ACMC in 2010 as a nursing supervisor and served in nurse manager positions for nine years. Clark holds a master’s degree in nursing executive leadership, as well as bachelor’s and associate’s degrees in nursing. She also completed Cleveland Clinic’s nurse executive fellowship program.

Education

  • MSN, Saint Xavier University, Chicago, Illinois, 2016
  • BSN, Kent State University, Kent, Ohio, 2011
  • ADN, Kent State University, Kent, Ohio, 2003

Certifications

  • Basic Life Support (BLS), American Heart Association
  • Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS), American Heart Association

Contact Information

Cleveland Clinic Ashtabula County Medical Center
2420 Lake Avenue
Ashtabula, Ohio 44004
440.994.2649
amanda.clark@acmchealth.org

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