Ann L. Curley
Ann L. Curley, PhD, RN currently is the Nurse Research Specialist at Capital Health and Director of Education at the Institute for Nursing, Foundation of the NJ State Nurses Association. Until recently, she was Assistant Professor at the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey where she also served as Interim Assistant Dean from 2003 - 2005. While at UMDNJ, Dr. Curley taught undergraduate, MSN and DNP courses, including the DNP course: Principles of Epidemiology. Her undergraduate...See more
Ann L. Curley, PhD, RN currently is the Nurse Research Specialist at Capital Health and Director of Education at the Institute for Nursing, Foundation of the NJ State Nurses Association. Until recently, she was Assistant Professor at the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey where she also served as Interim Assistant Dean from 2003 - 2005. While at UMDNJ, Dr. Curley taught undergraduate, MSN and DNP courses, including the DNP course: Principles of Epidemiology. Her undergraduate courses include Patterns of Community Health, Research, Intro to Pharm and Pathophys, Epidemiology and Health Promotion in a Multicultural Society. At the MSN level, she taught a variety of theory and research courses as well as Advanced Pathophysiology and APN Role Seminar. Dr. Curley has delivered many papers and presentations on Evidence-Based Practice, Evaluation and Motivation for Nurse Educators, Teaching Effectively, Ergonomics and the Aging Nursing Workforce. Her publications include Urban Health Informatics, an Evidence-Based Approach to Scheduling, and A Nurse's Perspective on Cuba (parts I & II). She received her MSN in Community Health /CNS track from the University of Penn (1980) and her PhD in Urban Planning and Policy Development at Rutgers, The State Univ of NJ in 1996. She authored a chapter in the upcoming Fulton et al textbook Foundations of Clinical Nurse Specialist Practice on Population-Based Data Analysis (in press). See less
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