Ally Larson

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About Ally Larson

I am deeply passionate about caring for others and making a meaningful impact in the lives of my patients. As a nurse, I believe in delivering more than just medical care—I strive to provide compassion, understanding, and support in every interaction. My goal is to be the nurse who makes a genuine difference by fostering trust, advocating for my patients, and ensuring they feel seen, heard, and valued. I earned my Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN-RN) through the accelerated program at Goldfarb School of Nursing at Barnes-Jewish College, graduating in August 2020. Before pursuing nursing, I obtained a Bachelor of Science in Public Health with a minor in Biology from Lindenwood University in St. Charles, Missouri. My academic and athletic journey was shaped by receiving a full-ride academic and athletic scholarship in 2015. Throughout my undergraduate years, I played for Lindenwood’s NCAA Division I Women’s Ice Hockey Team, serving as assistant captain for two seasons. This experience strengthened my leadership, resilience, and teamwork—qualities that I now bring to my nursing practice. Just as I supported my teammates on and off the ice, I am dedicated to empowering, educating, and advocating for my patients with the same unwavering commitment. Every day, I am reminded of the privilege it is to care for others, and I take that responsibility to heart. Whether it’s offering a reassuring presence, guiding patients through their treatment journey, or celebrating their progress, my priority is always their well-being—both physically and emotionally.