Bauldry, M

  • Art Logo M. Bauldry, Health Science Practicum
    Grades Taught: 11th
    Conference Period: A3 12:20 - 1:50
    Location: 424

     

     

     

     

    Email: Michelle.bauldry@houstonisd.org
    Phone: 713-741-2410

Course offerings

  • Health Science Practicum: Patient Care

  • HOSA ,  Future Health Professionals, formerly known as Health Occupations Students of America 

    Barnard/Bauldry Co-Sponsors

    A powerful curricular program of student lead activities designed to develop future leaders for the health care system. HOSA participation provides opportunities for students to:

    • develop effective leadership qualities and skills;
    • enhance communication skills;
    • develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills;
    • build self-esteem through individual and group achievement;
    • participate in community service activities;
    • develop character and responsible citizenship traits;
    • set goals for life long learning and make realistic career choices;
    • network with health care professionals and peers who have similar goals;
    • and access student scholarship opportunities.

     

    ASA, African Students Association

    Bauldry, Sponsor/Bernard, Co-Sponsor

    The African Student Association is a unique, fun and safe environment for all students. A place where African cultures and forms of expression are welcomed and valued. We are inclusive and accepting to all!!

    What is ASA?

    • An Interactive and Inclusive Club
    • A group of people who celebrate and appreciate the African culture
    • A safe and fun environment for everyone
    • ASA is open to everyone and anyone.

    Goals:  The objective of ASA is that we grow as a fun and safe community to celebrate and represent the African community.

    Vision:  To get to know one another better and to be able to rely on each other and make new connections.

     

About Me

  • Hello,

    My name is Michelle Bauldry. I am a military veteran and served over 7 years in the Army Reserve, in Texas and in Germany. I have an Associate of Science Degree in Nursing and a Bachelors Degree with a double major in Law Enforcement and Nursing Studies. I am currently perusing a Masters of Science Nursing specializing in Forensics.

    I have been a nurse for over 30 years and have a very diversified background. The first 15 years of my nursing career, I lived in Arizona and worked primarily in Labor, Delivery, Nursery, and in the Emergency Department. While in the Emergency Department, I was the Community Outreach Coordinator and the Data Base Coordinator when we transitioned from paper charting to electronic medical records. I worked as the House Supervisor and in the Float Pool, floating between my specialties during my last five years there.

    In 2010 I moved back home to Houston with my youngest daughter Samantha. She is now 24 years old and coaches gymnastics and has an art business specializing in pottery. My oldest daughter, Sierra, was married in 2010 and remains in Arizona with my son-in-law, Steve, and my two granddaughters, Jamie and Ella. Sierra is an office manager for a very busy family practice clinic and Steve is an instructor at Ft. Huachuca and an adjunct professor for Wayland Baptist University and Cochise College.

    Once back in Houston, I worked for three years as an Elementary School Nurse for CFISD. I went back to the Emergency Department for a year, but I realized I missed  working in the school system. I was asked by Spring ISD if I would consider teaching. I love teaching and accepted a Health Science teaching position in Spring ISD, where I obtained my teaching certificate and taught for three and a half years.

    I left teaching and returned once again to the Emergency Department. After three years in a local hospital, I decided to try nursing travel. In early 2021, I set off for my first travel assignment. It has been an adventure and I have been blessed to work in Atlanta, Georgia, Katy, Texas, Tucson, Arizona, Beavercreek, Ohio, Cape Cod, Massachusetts and finally Wrangell, Alaska.

    My last position was a critical access hospital in Wrangell, a small island in South East Alaska in the Tongass National Forest, a temperate rain forest. My thirteen-week contract ended up being almost eight months long. While I was there, I adopted Feenix, my kitten from Oklahoma and she has been my best travel buddy. I am missing the much cooler and wet climate, but it was time to come home!

    I have been a Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo Volunteer for 12 years. I am a Stop the Bleed instructor and have taught CPR and First Aid in the past. I love teaching, and volunteering is something I have done since I was a child.

    I am looking forward to getting to know all my students, sharing my experience and love of learning with them. I can't wait to see my homeroom students progress through the next three years of their high school journey.