DNP Faculty Areas of Interest

Quality care and improved health care outcomes have put evidence-based practice at the forefront of nursing. The DNP program prepares students with the skills needed to translate research into practice.

• Population health
• Complexity of health interventions
• Determining best practices
• Design and implementation of quality improvement initiatives
• Measuring health care outcomes
• Disseminating findings as scholarly practice

• Technology
• Translation Science
• Caregiving
• Outcomes Population Health

Technology

Phillip Moore
DNP, FNP-BC
TBSN & RN to BSN Chair, Clinical Asst Prof

Innovation in instructional technology

Coordinator of Community Relations

Coordinator of Community Relations

Translation Science

Coordinator of Community Relations

Coordinator of Community Relations

Julie Bonom
DNP, CRNA
Clinical Associate Professor

Professional advocacy and health policy, simulation, substance abuse

Coordinator of Community Relations

Lizanne Elliott
DNP, RN, FNP-BC
Clinical Associate Professor

Diabetes intervention, serving the uninsured, change of provider standard of care

Coordinator of Community Relations

Caregiving

Coordinator of Community Relations

Outcomes Population Health

Terrica Durbin
DNP, PhD
Asst Dean, Grad Programs (ITM) & DNP Program Chair

Diversity and health disparities, professional advocacy, health policy

Karen M. Lasater
DNP, FNP-BC
Clinical Associate Professor

Academic community partners, clinical preceptors, serving the underserved