During the recent 2023 WVU Day at the Legislature, youngsters and adults alike stopped by the WVU School of Nursing table to locate a heartbeat on SAM, a Student Auscultation Manikin from the WV STEPS Center.
Drs. Stacy Huber and Tina Antill Keener, authors of "Using Patient Experiences to Enhance Nursing Student Compassion," are featured in a video in which they describe the course they developed to teach students to prioritize the patient and emphasize the art of nursing.
Drs. Emily Barnes and Billie Vance, authors of "Transitioning a Graduate Nursing Physical Examination Skills Lab to an Online Learning Modality," are featured in a video in which they describe the transition, compare NP student performance outcomes, and evaluate faculty satisfaction and student satisfaction and confidence in learning.
Becoming a nurse was not part of Pamela Rodriguez’s original game plan. She obtained her engineering degree from West Virginia University and worked as an engineer in the coal mines for seven years. The profession was a difficult one as a woman, but she forged her own path.
Bridgeport Campus Chair Veronica Gallo recently shared more about the WVU School of Nursing's newest campus, as well as her history with United Hospital Center and more during WDTV's House Call series.
Three West Virginia University School of Nursing representatives attended the September introduction of the ICAN bill in Washington, D.C. to help advocate for expanded access to care for their patients.
Two WVU School of Nursing professors, Dr. Sam Cotton and Luke Velickoff, were honored Oct. 20 during the West Virginia Nurses Association’s Fall 2022 Conference.
Faculty, students and alumni from the West Virginia University School of Nursing participated virtually Thursday at the West Virginia Nurses Association’s Fall 2022 Conference during presentations, breakout sessions and more.
Dr. Brad Phillips will be appointed as Associate Dean for Undergraduate Academics and Dr. Tanya Rogers will be appointed as Associate Dean for Graduate Academics.
Caring for others has always been important to Dr. Brad Phillips. As someone who also always enjoyed science courses, when he was finishing high school and thinking about what he wanted to study in college, nursing seemed to be a perfect fit.