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Meet the Staff

Hilda Ventimiglia, MSN, RN

Hilda Ventimiglia is the manager for Holy Name's Center for Healthy Living (CfHL) and the coordinator of the Bariatric Services. She is a master's prepared registered nurse with many years of experience in nursing leadership, education, public health, home care, cardiology and oncology.

Ms. Ventimiglia also coordinates the Speakers Bureau, both within the hospital and for community programs. She leads seminars and workshops on issues concerning wellness to community groups throughout Bergen and Hudson counties. Before taking over as leader of the CfHL, Ms. Ventimiglia was the principal Community Health Educator RN for Holy Name's Hispanic Outreach Program, Familia y Salud.

In addition to her work at Holy Name, Ms. Ventimiglia is a private nursing consultant and an adjunct professor at Felician University. She has presented award-winning abstract and poster presentations nationwide, and has served in organization-based committees for nursing, including research, professional practice, and quality council. Ms. Ventimiglia is a graduate of Holy Name School of Nursing, Saint Peters University and Felician University.

Email: hventimiglia@holyname.org - Tel: 201-833-3000, ext. 7332/3336

Linda Lohsen, BSN, RN

Linda Lohsen is a registered nurse and life coach who is focused on helping individuals achieve their personal wellness goals. She continues to be the lead speaker of the Speaker Bureau events for Holy Name's Center for Healthy Living (CfHL) after retiring as director of the program.

Ms. Lohsen received her bachelor's degree in Nursing from Wagner College in Staten Island. Her nursing career encompassed a number of settings such as acute cardiac care and public health nursing in several Bergen County municipalities, including Teaneck, Ridgefield and Dumont.