Justin Illum is a certified Nurse Practitioner, who graduated from Westminster University with his Master’s in Family Nursing Practice in 2022. Prior to becoming a Nurse Practitioner, he has held several roles in medicine, spanning from Healthcare Assistant in Provo, Utah, Licensed Practical Nurse in American Fork, Registered Nurse, in Salt Lake City, Utah. For three years, he worked on the medical intensive care nursing unit at the University of Utah, working with the medical practice committee to effect unit policy change and support fellow staff. In addition he worked for three years as a resource critical care nurse at the University of Utah, supporting staffing on all critical care units and in the emergency room. Justin now has the honor and privilege of working with the Supportive and Palliative Care Program as a Supportive Oncology and Survivorship (SOS) Provider. He strives to offer an extra layer of support to patients facing serious illness to allow them the possibility to live their best quality of life. Outside of his love for work, Justin loves to run, bike, paddle board, snowshoe, and spend time outdoors and with two dogs, husband, family, and friends.
Justin Illum is a certified Nurse Practitioner, who graduated from Westminster University with his Master’s in Family Nursing Practice in 2022. Prior to becoming a Nurse Practitioner, he has held several roles in medicine, spanning from Healthcare Assistant in Provo, Utah, Licensed Practical Nurse in American Fork, Registered Nurse, in Salt Lake City, Utah. For three years, he worked on the medical intensive care nursing unit at the University of Utah, working with the medical practice committee to effect unit policy change and support fellow staff. In addition he worked for three years as a resource critical care nurse at the University of Utah, supporting staffing on all critical care units and in the emergency room. Justin now has the honor and privilege of working with the Supportive and Palliative Care Program as a Supportive Oncology and Survivorship (SOS) Provider. He strives to offer an extra layer of support to patients facing serious illness to allow them the possibility to live their best quality of life. Outside of his love for work, Justin loves to run, bike, paddle board, snowshoe, and spend time outdoors and with two dogs, husband, family, and friends.