Displaying items by tag: Office for Research and Scholarship

Has sustained scholarship in pain and palliative care science, leading to fundamental practice and policy changes

Martha Dawson, faculty and president of NBNA, participates on the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine Roundtable

Students nominated Aroke for American Association of Nurse Anesthetists

Marisa Wilson will represent Nursing Informatics for US to the Internal Medical Informatics Association.

PhD student on inaugural state committee

Assistant professor to give the Goldie D. Brangman lecture

Scholarships, college bowl victory and national presentation among highlights at AANA conference

Loretta Lee named associate editor for Journal of Ethnicity & Health

McGuinness leaves lasting impact on health access and education

Honored by Vanderbilt SON for increasing access to specialty care for women

New NBNA President discusses importance of diversity, goals for new role

Vance, Childs, Shorten are accomplished internal leaders, experienced educators and researchers

Outstanding contributions recognized with INACSL Spirit of Simulation Leadership Excellence Award

The Melanie C. Dreher Outstanding Dean Award for Excellence in Chapter Support will be presented at Sigma’s Biennial Convention.

Bowen using role to work toward a healthier Alabama

Well-recognized career in nursing and health systems leadership spans more than 40 years as Dawson takes the helm of National Black Nurses Association Inc.

Rankin to serve as VP, American Association of Nurse Anesthetists

Marisa Wilson is a national leader in informatics and its translation

Hodges, Talley, Young and Ng inducted at June meeting of American Association of Nurse Practitioners

Second-year DNP student named fellow of national organization

Recognized for excellence in minority health research

Associate professor named distinguished educator, serving terms on multiple boards

A new building is only the beginning for UAB School of Nursing

Serving emergency nurse practitioners nationwide

Cynthia Selleck receives Odessa Woolfolk Community Service Award, School’s first

Leaves indelible mark on science, nursing and the community

U.S. News & World Report ranks graduate and doctor of nursing practice programs 8th nationally; two graduate specialties in top 10, two in top 15

Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) student will lead project to establish urgent care clinic in East Lake

Honored for bridging CNL education, practice; leadership through innovative collaboration with education, practice to improve patient care quality

UAB Student Nurses Association sell CardioGrams as Valentine’s Day fundraiser 

hirey is an internationally recognized expert in leadership and management 

Heaton earned her master's at University of Louisville

Awards mark contributions in teaching and  service

Responsibilities include strategic planning, leading meetings, serving as representative to the National Nursing Research Roundtable

Installed during the NBNA's 41st Annual Institute and Conference

Maria Shirey, Ph.D., RN, FACHE, FAAN, assistant dean for clinical affairs and partnerships and professor in the Department of Community Health, Outcomes and Systems in the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) School of Nursing, has been elected president of the American Board of Nursing Specialties (ABNS) for the 2013-15 term. Shirey began serving in that role on July 1 after having served as president-elect from 2011-13.

Alexandrov is a clinical expert in the areas of emergency and critical care nursing, with concentrations in neuroscience and vascular dynamics

Deborah Walker is an advanced practice nurse in adult hematology/oncology