Toinetta Coolie, DNP, APRN, FNP-BC

Baptist Heart & Vascular Institute

Cardiology

 
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RATINGS & REVIEWS

The provider star rating is calculated using patient reponses to the five care provider questions in our patient satisfaction survey. Below you can see the provider's star rating and the number of his or her patients who have provided feedback.

4.9  

Likelihood of recommending this provider


4.9  

Provider showed concern


4.9  

Provider explained things clearly


4.9  

Provider included you in decisions


4.9  

Provider discussed treatment options



Comments

12/05/2023
Everyone was professional and telling me what I need to do to improve my health
11/05/2023
NP Coolie is compassionate, knowledgeable and upfront
11/03/2023
Good
11/03/2023
I have had some very good Drs in my life, but Dr. Coolie is the best at listening and explaining my challenges what I need to do going forward!
10/21/2023
Good physicians are the ones that listen
8/27/2023
Toinetta is very focused and I can tell she cares about my wellbeing. She asks questions and listens well.
8/06/2023
Toinetta is excellent in all areas of care. It is obvious she cares about the people in her care.
7/28/2023
Good
6/25/2023
Good and knowledgeable experience
6/03/2023
NP is excellent
5/05/2023
Very good
4/16/2023
She seems to be the only one. Who is concerned with my health and my recovery.

Location(s)

Baptist Heart & Vascular Institute - Cardiology at The Bear Center

 DEPARTMENT OF BAPTIST HOSPITAL

Bear Family Foundation Health Center
125 Baptist Way
Suite: 3C
Pensacola FL , 32503
Phone: 448.227.6500
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Biography

Toinetta T. Coolie, DNP, APRN, FNP-BC, is an experienced nurse practitioner who provides care to patients at Baptist Heart & Vascular Institute. She works closely with patients and their families to develop care plans to best meet their needs.

Medical Education
Chamberlain University
Downers Grove, IL

Walden University
Minneapolis, MN

University of Mobile
Mobile, AL

Certifications
ANCC - Family Nurse Practitioner
Florida Board of Nursing
Alabama Board of Nursing
 

Memberships
Sigma Theta Tao Nursing Honor Society
American Association of Nurse Practitioners
American Nurses Association

  

Meet Your Provider  

What led you to become a nurse practitioner and choose your focus of medicine?
After twenty-years of nursing, I had the desire to do more to help patients and their families. Being a Nurse Practitioner allows me to provide the knowledge of my advanced practice to educate patients and their families to achieve better health outcomes.

What about your line of work do you find most rewarding and why?
Education is rewarding. Showing patients how they can continue to enjoy their life despite their disease is very rewarding.

How would a patient describe you?
Friendly, hard-working, compassionate, and understanding

What’s your proudest moment as an advanced practitioner?
Becoming an advanced practitioner and seeing the smile on my family’s face has to be one of my proudest moments.

In your opinion, what are the most important factors in an advanced practitioner–patient relationship? Listening to their concerns and building a trusting patient-provider relationship.

What can a patient expect when they have you as an advanced practitioner?
I will give them my undivided attention, listen to their concerns, and make every attempt to address their needs. I will work with the patient to build a plan they can follow for success.

What do you find most encouraging about the work you do?
It is encouraging to see a smile on the patient’s face and to ensure their needs have been met.

What are your top priorities with every patient you see?
My priority is to build lasting trusting relationships and to provide the patient with honest answers even in difficult situations.

Describe one of the top ways you ensure each patient receives the quality, personal health care he/she deserves.
Some key ways to ensure patients receive quality care is addressing their concerns, providing the appropriate treatment plans, and educating them to ensure an understanding.

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Toinetta Coolie discusses heart failure


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