Displaying items by tag: Professional Development
Offers insight into infectious disease, COVID-19, ongoing research as part of first online Jean Kelley Lecture
Training based upon graduate clinical course and teaches much-used skills for rural primary care NPs
Channel features discussions from Clinical Pearls interviews
The Writing Envelope workshop provides innovative space for scholarly writing.
Monthly faculty meetup encourages innovation in the classroom
Third-year student Wells presents research findings at national palliative care symposium
Wells wins competition at American Association of Heart Failure Nurses meeting
Students selected for prestigious fellowship focused on impacting health disparities
PhD student Wells honored by Heart Failure Nurses
Stockdill honored by Hospice and Palliative Nurses Foundation, Heart Failure Society of America
Langner and White awarded for innovative ideas at InnoHack 2018
Topics include PTSD, borderline personality disorder, antipsychotic medications, insomnia
One of 50 worldwide invited to NIH National Human Genome Research Institute Short Course in Genomics
October 27, School hosting mini-conference on test construction and analysis for nurse educators
Holiday celebrations can be overwhelming for those with memory loss but dementia-care expert Rita Jablonski-Jaudon is presenting tips on creating dementia-friendly family holidays
Dheeraj Raju earns The Science Unbound Foundation Best Paper Award in the area of general statistics
UAB School of Nursing PhD student receives Article of the Year award from the Journal of the Association of Nurses in Aids Care
Professor Linda Roussel and UAB Hospital Nurse Manager Kristen Noles have teamed with the Clinical Nurse Leader Association (CNLA) to host the CNLA Regional Conference at UAB Hospital
UAB School of Nursing alumna Carol Ratcliffe credited by NBNA for outstanding contributions to professional and patient education
UAB School of Nursing alumna Lindsey Harris cited by National Black Nurses Association for clinical excellence, patient advocacy and mentorship
UAB School of Nursing alumna to serve as President-elect of Alabama State Nurses Association (ASNA)
Nomination letter cited Patrician for conveying the discipline, zeal and excitement of scientific inquiry to her DNP and PhD students
Cited for her more than 35 years of experience as educator and researcher, work with Deep South Occupational Health & Safety Education and Research Center
Assistant Professor Glenda Smith will serve second term as member-at-large for Association of Faculties of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners
Leadership Practices for Quality and Safety, for early and mid-career nurse leaders, enhances leadership practices for quality, safety improvement
Instructor Grace Grau named American College of Cardiology Associate
Marti Rice assumes role of CANS Chair of Leadership Council
First ANCC Nurse Executive/Nurse Executive Advanced Certification Exam Review held in UAB School of Nursing
Assistant Professor Natalie Baker assumed role of GAPNA Education Committee Chair in September of 2014
Connie White-Williams selected by American Society of Transplant Surgeons and the Advanced Transplant Provider (ATP) Committee to receive the 2015 Advanced Transplant Provider Award
DNP Alumna inducted into the National League for Nursing's Academy of Nursing Education
Harper receives appointment to Department of Veterans Affairs' National Academic Affiliations Council
UAB School of Nursing is offering a free online course for health care providers on what they need to know about the Ebola virus
Shameka Humphrey garners accolades for poster at Comprehensive Center for Healthy Aging Annual Symposium
Brenda Iddins, Aimee Holland, Nancy Turnham and Joy Deupree receive NPAA awards
One faculty member and three alumni from the UAB School of Nursing honored at AAN Alumni and Friends Reception
Elizabeth Sharpe receives first AVA Janet Pettit Scholar Award for exhibiting passion and quest for knowledge
Glenda Smith represents the Association of Faculties of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners as member-at-large
Phillips and colleagues will examine worker impairment from marijuana use
Her ultimate goal is to reduce practice barriers for nurse practitioners
Heaton earned her master's at University of Louisville
Karen Heaton working to improve the health of most visible invisible workers in America
