INDIANAPOLIS
– Twenty Franciscan St. Francis Health nurses make up the first class of
students to complete their master of science degrees in nursing at the University
of Indianapolis MSN Cohort Program.
The three-year program is a partnership
between Franciscan St. Francis and the University of Indianapolis to encourage
and assist nurses in obtaining their bachelor’s and master’s degrees. Students
receive a reduced tuition rate and can take classes at the hospital or online
and can take advantage of the hospital’s tuition reimbursement.
The graduates completed studies concentrating
on nursing education and nursing leadership and commencement is slate for May
10. They include:
·
Nancy
Bryant, Franciscan Physician Network Indiana Heart Physicians
·
Corie
Connor, Stroke Center
·
Angela
Cottey, 5 East - Medical
·
Amy
Dant, Critical Care
·
Kimberly
Devine, Educational Services
·
Karla
Dewey, Palliative Care
·
Betsy
Glowinski, Indianapolis Gastroenterology
·
Debra
Hillman, Educational Services
·
Laurel
Hubbard, Critical Care
·
Lorie Nagy, Educational Services
·
Charlie
Randolph, Clinical Informatics
·
Leah
Scalf, Healthcare Quality
·
Erin Schoch, Educational Services
·
Tara
Simon, Intensive Care Unit, Mooresville
·
Christa
Smiley, Nursing Administration
·
Maria Smith, Educational Services
·
Kimberley
Swisher, Educational Services
·
Lauren
Titus, Franciscan Physician Network
·
Theresa Weisenbach, 4 East, BMT
·
Juli
White, 5 West, Geriatrics
To learn more
about nursing at Franciscan St. Francis Health, visit http://sites.franciscanalliance.org/stfrancis/nursing/
