Displaying items by tag: PhD

Named National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculty Outstanding Faculty Practice Award winner for 2021

Lecture scheduled for June 10

Pathway Independence Award from NIH enables continued preparation as post-doc, transition to independent, tenure-track position

PhD student, instructor awarded Alabama League for Nursing scholarship

Associate Professor Crystal Chapman Lambert serves on national panel discussion regarding HIV risk in Black communities

Graduate programs rise in the U.S. News & World Report rankings for 2022

Nursing Graduate Student Association Raises Money for Blazer Kitchen

Dean Thanne Appointed to Faculty of Nursing, Chiang Mai University in Thailand

UAB School of Nursing promotes research and scholarship across nursing education and practice

Paving the path for nursing education

Acute Care Pediatric NP Specialty Track Coordinator Jeremy Jordan will serve on national board of Acute Care Special Interest Group

2020 Inspiration in Women’s Health from National Association of Nurse Practitioners in Women's Health recognizes dedication to combat human trafficking, help victims

American Association for Men in Nursing names UAB top school for men for second year, Bordelon receives association’s Lee Cohen Award

National Black Nurses Association recognizes Loretta Lee for instruction, publication

Neonatal Scholars Interest Group to support collaboration, research and teaching

International Organization of Multiple Sclerosis Nurses honors Yolanda Wheeler for impact on patients, families

Three PhD students receive scholarships from Alabama Nurses Foundation

Selleck helped expand health care to underserved in Alabama as associate dean; Board of Visitors member Wallace founded Springhill Memorial Hospital and Southern Medical Health Systems

Offers insight into infectious disease, COVID-19, ongoing research as part of first online Jean Kelley Lecture

8th among public schools of nursing in academic health systems

Income, working conditions and health disparities contribute to disproportionate rates of infection, death in minority populations

Farley is an infectious disease trained nurse epidemiologist and nurse practitioner

Assistant Professor Rebecca Edwards continuing dissertation research with American

American Medical Informatics Association Nursing Informatics Working Group names papers among those recommended that contributed to the science of nursing informatics

Shirey and White-Williams co-author AHA statement on social determinants of health and heart failure

Professor Mirjam-Colette Kempf serving on Jefferson County COVID-19 task force

Innovation, communication keys to success

PhD student on inaugural state committee

Shameka Rodgers Phillips is first nurse to receive fellowship from UAB Nutrition and Obesity Research Center

School thanks donors, recognizes students at annual scholarship luncheon

Pace to serve as College of Nursing and Health Sciences Dean at Valdosta State University

Post-doc studying interventions’ impact on heart failure caregivers, quality of life

Internationally recognized quality and safety experts bring valuable insight to School, curriculum

Graduate to continue training through T32 grant funding

Seven of 20 scholarships from state nursing association awarded to UAB students

Article by PhD student discusses random drug screening in nursing profession in Workplace Health & Safety

Loretta Lee named associate editor for Journal of Ethnicity & Health

Timiya Nolan receives Nurse of the Year Award in Diversity for Ohio

First Innovation Challenge sees high participation, innovative teaching practices

NIH grant to support Stockdill’s continued doctoral study in palliative care

Caitlin Campbell detailed her work on nursing work environment for Alabama State Nurses’ Association at annual meeting

Get to know the newest leaders behind the School’s top-ranked programs and missions

Kristin Ashley presents, receives poster award at the AAOHN National Conference.

Recognized for contributions and service to ONS, dedication and compassionate work as nurse oncologist

Hendricks awarded Oncology Nursing Foundation Doctoral Research Scholarship

Third-year student Wells presents research findings at national palliative care symposium

Lofton plans to research demyelinating diseases, such as multiple sclerosis and transverse myelitis

Wells wins competition at American Association of Heart Failure Nurses meeting

Graduate students Markwell and Wells earn academic scholarships from state nursing association

Two PhD students funded through Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Future of Nursing Scholars Program

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