Hanly joins Spaulding Youth Center

NORTHFIELD — Caroline Hanly has joined Spaulding Youth Center as its health services supervisor. She will be responsible for providing oversight and expertise to the health services staff.

Hanly has more than 27 years of nursing experience, including in management, education and mentoring of nursing staff. She has facilitated the ongoing assessment of patient and family needs to implement a coordinated team care plan.

She also brings extensive experience successfully collaborating in a team-based environment for residential, crisis healthcare and critically ill patients.

“We are thrilled to welcome Caroline Hanly to our health services department,” said Robin Raycraft, director of Clinical and Compliance at Spaulding Youth Center. “Her personal experience with our children as a campus neighbor and previous services provider is second only to her outstanding professional and compassionate experience. Caroline is an excellent culmination of hands-on experience, patient and family advocacy, and motivational mentor. She has already proven herself to be an asset to our program with her desire to provide the best care to the children we serve.”

Prior to joining Spaulding, Hanly served as the nursing supervisor and Emergency Department registered nurse at LRGHealthcare in Laconia. Earlier in her career, Hanly worked at Spaulding Youth Center as a per diem nurse.

She earned her diploma in Nursing from Elizabeth General School of Nursing, and holds a wide variety of certifications, including Pediatric Advanced Life Support, Basic Life Support, Trauma Nurse Core Course, Advanced Cardiac Life Support certification, Neonatal Resuscitation Program, and Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner.