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Megan Brown, APRN,CNP

  • About
    • Specialties: Hospitalist - Pediatric Nurse Practitioner-Pediatrics
    • Gender: Female
    • Languages: English
    Biography

    What I Do
    I believe that getting to know kids and their families helps me provide personalized care and leads to better outcomes. My clinical interests include newborn care, lactation, and growth and development. I want my patients to know that I am here to be a partner in their care and find the best plan to meet their needs.

    Why I Love My Work
    I chose to pursue a career in medicine because I wanted to help people be healthier. I specialized in pediatrics because kids are so resilient. I am constantly amazed at the grace children show when going through really challenging situations. Being a partner in their care is an honor. Some of the best things about my job are building relationships and seeing children grow over time.

    Getting to Know Me
    I have four kids under the age of four years old which includes a set of boy/girl twins! Some of our hobbies include spending time at the cabin and traveling.

    Education
    • College
      Minnesota State University – Mankato, Bachelor of Science, Nursing
    • Training
      St. Catherine University

Dear Friends and Neighbors,

CentraCare care givers have been working around the clock for more than 20 months to care for you, your families and friends during COVID. We are committed to caring for every Minnesotan who needs us, and nothing will prevent us from doing so – even during these never-seen-before times.

The challenge of providing this level of care is that our hospital beds are often full. ERs in all of our hospitals are packed. And our clinical teams are exhausted. Early in the pandemic, our community stepped up in amazing ways to help us. We ask that you again join us in fighting this pandemic together.

How can you help?

  • Please get your COVID vaccines and booster shots. They are proven safe and effective in reducing COVID illness, keeping people out of the hospital, and preventing death.
  • If your situation is not an emergency, please use other care options, including:
  • If this is a medical emergency, call 9-1-1, or visit the ER.

Together, we can do this. Thank you for your support.

Ken Holmen, MD
President and CEO