Leadership
“I came from a family of caregivers and nurses. I have always had it my heart to take care of the elderly, to assist and be a compassionate person in their life to make a positive difference.”
Michelle Batchelor
RN, BSN, LNHA
Facility Administrator
With a calling from a very young age to become a nurse, Michelle has always felt a deep sense of commitment and compassion for the elderly and people in need of medical attention. She received her degree in nursing from Durham College in Oshawa, ON, Canada and after graduating, moved to the United States to pursue her career in nursing. Following her call to help the geriatric population, she began her journey as an RN Charge Nurse working her way up to Director of Nursing for a skilled nursing facility, where she served for many years. From there, she continued her education, earning her licensure to become a Nursing Home Administrator, which she has been serving as for the past twenty-one years. She leads the diverse, compassionate team at Springbrook and is very engaged in the local community.
Michelle Batchelor
RN, BSN, LNHA
Facility Administrator
With a calling from a very young age to become a nurse, Michelle has always felt a deep sense of commitment and compassion for the elderly and people in need of medical attention. She received her degree in nursing from Durham College in Oshawa, ON, Canada and after graduating, moved to the United States to pursue her career in nursing. Following her call to help the geriatric population, she began her journey as an RN Charge Nurse working her way up to Director of Nursing for a skilled nursing facility, where she served for many years. From there, she continued her education, earning her licensure to become a Nursing Home Administrator, which she has been serving as for the past twenty-one years. She leads the diverse, compassionate team at Springbrook and is very engaged in the local community.
“I came from a family of caregivers and nurses. I have always had it my heart to take care of the elderly, to assist and be a compassionate person in their life to make a positive difference.”