Emily Boone, CNP

bio

Emily is a nurse practitioner in developmental pediatrics at Dayton Children's. Emily has been a registered nurse since 2002. Her first job as RN was at Dayton Children’s from 2002-2006 in the transitional care unit. After completing her nurse practitioner degree, she practiced at a primary care setting as an advanced practice nurse, and transitioned back to Dayton Children's in October 2013. Emily joined developmental pediatrics in 2015. She has a special interest in medically complex patients and team-based clinics.

education and training

nursing school: Wright State University, graduated with BSN in December 2001
advanced practice degree: Wright State University, graduated with MSN in June 2006
additional education: Post Master’s Certificate in Acute Care, Wright State University, graduate in June 2010
board certification: RN, CPNP

publications and presentations

Publicationa:

Pediatric Annals Article: Going Against the Grain, published in May 2015
Dayton Children’s Pediatric Clinical Clip - Constipation, 2015

Presentations:

NAS module (Ohio Child Care Resource and Referral Association), Summer 2022
Long term developmental outcomes with NAS (Promise to Hope), September 2022
Persistent Developmental Delays in Children Born with In Utero Drug Exposure and Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome, (Poster Presentation, Dayton Children's Hospital), Spring 2021
Mental Health for the Certified RN course (Dayton Children's Hospital), 2018 - present
Growth and Development for the Certified RN course (Dayton Children's Hospital), 2015 - present

awards, honors and organizations

Awards:

Dayton Children's Hospital APP Value Award - nominee, September 2022
Dayton Children's Hospital APN of the Year Award - Equity, September 2022
Dayton Children's Hospital Values in Performance Award, 2017
Dayton Children's Hospital Excellence in Nursing Award - Collaboration - nominee, 2017
Dayton Children's Hospital Excellence in Nursing Award - Collaboration - nominee, 2016

Honors:

Dayton Children' Hospital Day of Caring - honoree, May 2022
March of Dimes Ohio Nurse of the Year - Clinical Preceptorship, 2020
Dayton Children's Hospital VIP of the Year - Value Creation, 2018
National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners PNP Student of the Year, 2006

Organizations:

American Academy of Pediatrics, 2022 - present
National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners, Ohio member 2006 - present; National member 2010 - present

get to know me

I chose my specialty because...

I am truly passionate about working with medically complex children and their families. I feel honored to be a part of their care and take pride in being able to help them through their health journey.

I chose to work at Dayton Children's because...

I want to a part of a health care team who go above and beyond every day to make a difference in the life of a child and their family.

Dayton Children's is special because...

they take caring for children to a new level and are always working towards providing better care for kids.

My personal Interests are...

being with my family, reading and Zumba.

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11/04/24

The providers in this practice are amazing and do everything they can for these children.

09/19/24

I felt Emily really cared and made sure to answer all my questions and address concerns. Would be happy to see her again.

08/27/24

All disciplines were professional and kind. I appreciate their like minded track for my son.

06/18/24

I appreciate that everyone in the office is always so welcome and forthcoming about the treatment we are receiving. Emily is great, and I feel like she listens to what we are saying. Each time we have been there, we have seen a different provider in regards to the city occupational and physical therapy. However, Emily has always been constant, and I appreciate being able to see the same doctor each time. Also noted is that Nancy is my favorite nurse ever, and I like it when I am able to talk with her and interact with her. She always seems to be able to be accommodating and helpful.

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