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Care Where You Are: The Unique Role of Our Parent Child Health Team
South Shore Hospital nurses recognized again for excellence
Elizabeth Lopes-Costa, CNP, AGACNP

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As the nurse practitioner navigator of the Lower Limb Preservation Team, it is my privilege to help patients with complex wounds navigate our healthcare system. We are dedicated to promoting prevention, maintenance, and treatment of acute or chronic wounds. Along with other dedicated providers, I strive to ensure that each patient is educated in the healing and disease process and understands prevention of wound re-occurrence. In my role, it is vital that each individual is connected with the right care at the right time to promote wound healing. With almost 20 years of experience it is my privilege to bring my skills, knowledge and hardworking ethics delivered with empathy to the South Shore Community.
South Shore Health Recognized Statewide for Excellence in Employee Well-Being
Provider Council hosts Sen. Patrick O'Connor on COVID-19
COVID-19 and Substance Use Disorder
South Shore Health Celebrates New Pediatric Space
Colleague Spotlight: Celebrating Tess Regan!
Freya S Emspak, MD

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Prior to joining Cohasset Pediatrics I practiced pediatrics south of Boston for nine years and was Chief of Pediatrics for four years within that practice.
I received my undergraduate degree in Drama from New York University’s Tisch School of Arts. Working as an actress afforded me the opportunity to travel professionally and experience life as a performing artist in New York City, Los Angeles and London. While working in show business was certainly exciting, I found my true calling working as a physician partnering with parents to help provide the best medical care for their children.
When not at work, I love spending time with my husband and two children and enjoy singing when I get the chance.
Brittney L Bergeron, CNM, BSN, MSN, WHNP

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I want each patient I care for to feel heard, safe, well-informed and active participants in their healthcare.
Midwifery has been an (almost) lifelong passion of mine. I saw my aunt give birth to my cousin when I was 10 years old and knew instantly that caring for women and babies was what I was meant to do. I started as a labor and delivery nurse in 2011 and completed midwifery school in 2015. I have attended births in the hospital and home setting. I love caring for women in pregnancy and all other stages in their lives. In my free time, I enjoy hanging at our family beach house on the Jersey Shore, snowmobiling in Pittsburg, NH and spending time with my husband and 2 daughters.
