ST. LOUIS — A young Lisa Vallino could often be found treating her brothers with a toy first-aid kit. Caring for others was in her blood. “I always knew I wanted to be a nurse,” Vallino said. Today, the St. Louis native has built a million-dollar medical business as the CEO of I.V. House – in an effort to care for people of all ages, as she’s always done.
Vallino, 54, earned her nursing degree at Southeast Missouri State University and began her career at SSM Cardinal Glennon’s emergency…
ST. LOUIS — A young Lisa Vallino could often be found treating her brothers with a toy first-aid kit. Caring for others was in her blood. “I always knew I wanted to be a nurse,” Vallino said. Today, the St. Louis native has built a million-dollar medical business as the CEO of I.V. House – in an effort to care for people of all ages, as she’s always done.
Vallino, 54, earned her nursing degree at Southeast Missouri State University and began her career at SSM Cardinal Glennon’s emergency…