Amanda Batlle, MSN, RN, CPNP-PC, NPD-BC

Amanda Batlle is the Manager of Injury and Illness Prevention for Child Advocacy at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta.  Amanda also serves as the State Leader for Safe Kids Georgia which supports a network of local coalitions across the state in injury prevention efforts.  Additionally, Amanda is the Atlanta Chapter Program Coordinator for Injury Free Coalition for Kids.  Her work focuses on the top causes of preventable deaths in Georgia’s children including motor vehicle safety, firearm safety, drowning prevention, and safe sleep practices through program development, implementation, and evaluation.

Amanda is a primary care pediatric nurse practitioner and board-certified nursing professional development specialist. Prior to joining Children’s, Amanda supported children in a number of ways, including teaching, nursing and working as a provider in both a private pediatric practice and a Federally Qualified Health Center serving the under- and uninsured. Seeing the various disparities in health outcomes, access to health services, and access to resources, Amanda became committed to ensuring all children have equitable access to the best care.