- Provider83881Julie Bache has always been intrigued by a woman’s ability to birth a child and then have such an immediate emotional connection, loving and caring for her child infinitely. During her time studying life sciences at the University of Maryland College Park, she realized her calling was to become a midwife. Her time as a labor and delivery nurse at Prince George’s County Hospital taught her how to support mothers and families during such an important time in their lives. After training as a student at Bay Area Midwifery, she became part of the team in 2013. She views becoming a midwife as a lifelong commitment to be present with women. She is dedicated to being there to listen, help, touch, support, guide, counsel, educate, and communicate with all women that she encounters. For her, midwifery is not a job, but a lifelong calling of both love and devotion.American Midwifery Certification Board | Certified Nurse MidwifeGraduate - The Johns Hopkins Hospital, Undergraduate - University of Maryland School of Nursing, Post Graduate - Shenandoah UniversityEnglishGynecology, Obstetrics, Ob-Gyn0
- Provider83146Vladimir Demidov, MD, PhD, is the head of the consultation/liaison psychiatry services and emergency services at Anne Arundel Medical Center. He is a graduate of the Gorki’y Medical Institute, Gorki’y, Russia; received his PhD at the Russian Federation Psychiatric Research Institute, Moscow; and completed residencies in general psychiatry at the Regional Psychiatric Hospital, Gorki’y, and at the University of Maryland Department of Psychiatry in Baltimore, Md. Dr. Demidov formerly worked as the staff psychiatrist at the Second Genesis Co-Occurring Disorders Program, Crownsville, Md., medical director of Psychiatry Services at Laurel Regional Hospital, Laurel, Md., medical director of Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) and Geriatric and Inpatient Psychiatric Services at Prince William County Hospital, Manassas, Va., and as an attending psychiatrist at Northern Virginia Mental Health Institute, Falls Church, Va. He is a diplomate of the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology.American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology | PsychiatryResidency - University of Maryland School of Medicine, Medical School -, Other - Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates, Medical School - Nizhni Novgorod State Medical AcademyEnglishPsychiatry0
- BlogGeneral Page - Tier 1Gillian DuVall’s life turned upside down last summer when she found out she had breast cancer.The business owner and mother of four was visiting Luminis Health Anne Arundel Medical Center (LHAAMC) to refill a prescription when she decided to go to the breast center and schedule a mammogram – something she had been putting off for over a year. With so much going on with family and work, her appointments often fell to the bottom of the list.“It often goes unsaid that mothers are running a three-ring circus 24 hours a day,” she says.During her appointment, Gillian was diagnosed with stage two breast cancer. “The first three weeks after being diagnosed are like nothing else you’ve ever experienced,” she says. “You have to drop everything.”She credits Nurse Navigator Judy Davis as her saving grace. “Judy was there for me…she was my advocate. She kept me from losing my mind,” Gillian says.Nurse navigators are assigned to patients at the cancer center to offer a comforting and consistent presence during a stressful time. The cancer center has several nurse navigators on staff to help patients with appointments, treatment plans, and recommendations from providers. All of this support is free to patients.After experiencing first-hand how important nurse navigators are, Gillian decided to get involved with Fish for a Cure, a local fishing tournament that raises funds for the cancer survivorship program at LHAAMC.“It’s because of Fish for a Cure that the cancer center is able to have nurse navigators, and I know there are people who would not be able to navigate treatment without that support,” Gillian says.To show her gratitude, Gillian’s business, Annapolis Pillow Company, created a Fish for a Cure pillow, available in indoor and outdoor fabric with two design options. The company will donate 35% of profits from the pillows to the Reel Counsel Team, one of the boats participating in the 2021 event. Schedule a mammogram here or call 1-888-909-9729.0
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