THE UNIVERSITY 145 Matin Avene OF ARIZONA. ror as mccain on College of Nursing Tw 00 6264002 20, April 2017 To Whom It May Concern, Lam pleased to recommend Ms. Ashley Alexander to you for employment in your facility. 1 was Ms. Alexander's clinical instructor for the course titled “Acute and Chronic Illness Management IT” in the baccalaureate-nursing program at the University of Arizona, College of Nursing. Ms. Alexander provided care for patients in the Trauma & Medical Intensive Care Unit. In addition, Ashley cared for patient in the Cardiothoracic Intensive Care unit at Banner University Medical Center in Tyeson, Arizona, have known Ashley since August 2016 and have found her to be an outstanding student. Ms, Alexander’s academic and clinical performance was outstanding. She eagerly accepts challenging situations, works diligently, and is self-directed. Ashley has shown the kind of initiative, which is necessary to be successful over the long-term in the nursing field, Ashley's strengths include leadership, dedication, organization, ability to take direction, possesses computer-based skills as well as performance under pressure, In addition, she quickly acquires new skills and is a strong team player. Ashley's accomplishments include being a member of Sigma ‘Theta Tau lnvernational and the student president of the Student Nurses of University of Arizona (SNUA) for the past year Teamestly support Ms. Ashley Alexander's application for employment, as I believe she vyill make significant contributions to your facility. Please do not hesitate to contact me if ‘you have questions regarding her qualifications. Sincerely, U doese Ce — Douglas Cunningham RN, MSN/Ed, CCRN Clinical Instructor’ Course Co-chair University of AZ, College of Nursing, ‘Tucson, Arizona 85721-0203 (520) 626-6200 d.cunningham@arizona.edu