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Jo Anne Montgomery, ARNP

Jo Anne Montgomery, ARNP

Odessa Brown Children's Clinic

On staff since June 1983

Language (Other than English): Spanish

Biography
Jo Began working at Seattle Children's in 1983 as a staff nurse. After completing the UW Nurse Practitioner program she moved to the ER and then to the Odessa Brown Clinic in 1991, where she provides primary care.
In 2004 she started a circus school to provide a non competetive exercise venue for children and adults. She feels that regular exercise in a safe and supportive environment nurtures both physical and emotional health. The school is proud to say that since opening it has provided tuition scholarships to every child that needs one. The School of Acrobatics and New Circus Arts is now the largest in the United States. Circus skills adapt well to differently-abled students, and Jo works with a number of Seattle Childrens patients with special needs.
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Overview

Board Certification(s): NP Pediatric Nurse Practitioner
Medical/Professional School: University of Washington School of Nursing, Seattle
University of Washington School of Nursing, Seattle
Clinical Interests: Childhood fitness, working with the Hispanic community (Spanish speaker)

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Seattle Children's Odessa Brown Children's Clinic
OBCC - Suite 100
2101 E Yesler Way
Seattle, WA 98122

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