Teri Egan
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Teri Egan
School of Health Sciences: Nursing, Health Affairs
UJ Julian Hall Offices 211
Phone: 605-677-5007
Email: Teri.Egan@usd.edu
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Bio:
Assistant Professor Egan is a new member of the faculty on the USD Vermillion campus. Teri comes from Colorado where she has been teaching nursing in the clinical setting with the University of Northern Colorado. She is board certified in cardiovascular nursing and has clinical and administrative experience in acute care adult nursing as well as ambulatory care pediatric practice. Illustrating her commitment to life-long education, Teri plans to pursue a PhD in the near future.
Teaching Interests:
Learner-centered education
Research Interests:
Clinical education research; Bridging learning research and teaching
Education:
- MS, Nursing Education, University of Northern Colorado, 2011
- MS, Health Administration, University of Colorado, 1987
- BS, Nursing, University of Northern Colorado, 1982
Awards and Honors:
- Drennan Award, Sigma Theta Tau, 2011
Presentations:
- Egan, T., Dougherty , J. (2011, July). Student Centered Clinical Nursing Instruction: Heeding the IOM's Call to Action. Presented at the Nurse Educators Conference in the Rockies, Breckenridge, Colorado.
- Egan, T. (2011, April). Poster Presentation: Evaluation of Instruments for the Assessment of Important Influences on Student Learning in the Clinical Setting. Presented at the College of Natural & Health Sciences’ 6th Annual Student Research Celebration, Greeley, Colorado.
- Egan, T. (2008, April). Poster Presentation: Can We Afford to Overlook Known Risk Factors of Cardiovascular Disease. Presented at the 4th Annual Evidence-Based Nursing Research Conference , Greeley, Colorado.
- Egan, T. (2005, April). Poster Presentation: Acute Care Family Nursing for Cardiovascular Patients. Presented at the 1st Annual Evidence-Based Nursing Research Conference , Greeley, Colorado.