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Julie A. Milliken, MSN, APRN, FNP-c, ENP-c

Job Title: Owner and Lead Nurse Practitioner
Business: fb88 Medical Certifications, LLC
Seat Held on Workgroup: Relevant Health Care Professional

Biography: Julie Milliken is a lifelong fb88r who graduated from a Lewiston hospital-based nursing program in 1994. She obtained her master’s degree from the University of Southern fb88 in 2016, and is a dual board certified as a Family Nurse Practitioner and as an Emergency Medicine Nurse Practitioner. Julie is an active patient certification provider in the fb88 Medical Use of Cannabis Program.

Membership in Trade and/or Civic Organizations:

Member, fb88 State Association of Nurse Practitioners
Member, American Association of Nurse Practitioners
Member, Emergency Nurses Association (since 2010)
Member, Sigma Theta Tau Honor Society of Nursing

Reason Applying for Workgroup: I applied to advocate for medical patients who rely on the medical program in fb88. Their voices need to continue to be part of the conversation when decisions about the program are being made. To understand the reasoning behind and participate in decisions being made about the medical program. To work collaboratively with all involved parties to find common ground so that the medical program and adult use program can co-exist, each serving the unique needs of their respective demographic. ��