RN, MSN
Ammie Tremblay, RN, MSN, is a seasoned healthcare professional with over 30 years of diverse bedside experience. She began her career in long-term and wound care, transitioning through med-surge, bariatric nursing, and ICU before specializing in labor and delivery. In addition to her nursing practice, Ammie is a Childbirth Educator and operates a private doula practice in Anchorage, where she supports one to two clients annually.
Ammie is an active member of the Alaska Nurses Association, where she writes continuing education (CE) credits for the organization and professional nurses across the state. As a nursing advocate and writer for The Alaska Nurse magazine, she also organizes social and educational events throughout the year for the Alaska Nurses Association.
She holds an undergraduate degree from Edison Community College in Fort Myers, Florida, as well as a Baccalaureate and Master of Science in Nursing from Georgia Southern University. Ammie is currently pursuing her Ph.D. at Walden University, focusing her research on empathy levels in nursing students, which reflects her commitment to integrating practical nursing experience with scholarly inquiry.
Currently teaching at Alaska Pacific University, Ammie shares her extensive bedside experience with undergraduate nursing students, specializing in foundations, health assessment, community health, and obstetric education. She plays a vital role in supporting students’ success on the NCLEX by offering valuable test-taking strategies and career planning guidance. Her multifaceted contributions highlight her deep commitment to holistic patient care, education, and advancing nursing knowledge through both teaching and research.
Favorite Activities: Kayaking, participating in 5K walks/runs while wearing a tutu, and cooking (even if my food doesn’t always turn out well). I find joy and peace in everyday life here in Alaska, whether I’m chasing the Northern Lights, hiking rugged trails, or gardening. Essentially, I love being outdoors!
Favorite saying: “Wherever you go, there you are.” — Jon Kabat-Zinn, PhD
