Amanda Brodton, APN

Amanda Brodton, APN, was inspired to go into healthcare by her grandfather, Dr. John Holland. A family doctor who worked out of his home office, he carried a black leather bag on house calls and specialized in ear, nose and throat. “He was a caring and loving person who treated everyone the same, no matter what,” Amanda says. Following his footsteps, Amanda chose to specialize in ENT after years working in trauma and critical care.
\nAlso known as otolaryngology, the specialty covers disorders like hearing loss; ear infections; balance disorders; tinnitus; facial and cranial nerve disorders; allergies; sinusitis; nasal polyps; deviated septum; sleep apnea; and diseases of the voice box, upper air and digestive tracts.
\n“My goal for every patient is to either resolve the issue or, if  ENT isn’t the right specialty, get them the help they need. I always take the time to listen and do everything possible to help them feel better. We’re going to figure this out together,” she says.
\nAmanda earned her master’s in nursing from Drexel University, Philadelphia. She received a bachelor’s in interdisciplinary health services from St. Joseph’s University, Philadelphia, and a bachelor’s in nursing from Thomas Edison State College, Trenton.
\nIn addition to her career at AtlantiCare, Amanda’s experience includes spending time as a travel nurse, working as a flight nurse and volunteering in Cameroon, Africa. She was also a preceptor in the AtlantiCare trauma unit. Amanda started with AtlantiCare in 2006. “AtlantiCare is like a family. Everyone is great and can rely on each other to work as a cohesive team,” she says.

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