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Molly Nolan, MSN, RN
Division of Nursing
Instructor
mnolan@umary.edu
(701) 355-8162 |
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I started as part-time clinical faculty for the Nursing Division in August of 2005. In Fall 2006 I became full-time faculty, contributing to three undergraduate courses. My clinical background includes experience in Obstetrics/Gynecology, Pediatrics, and Gerontology. I have served as a staff and patient educator and have been a guest speaker for obstetrical emergencies, breastfeeding, and sexual assault.
Community and Professional Interests
- Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner and a member of the Sexual Assault Response Team in Bismarck, ND
- Member of the Bismarck/Mandan Breastfeeding Partnership
On Servant Leadership...
An important aspect of nursing education is to maintain a balance between facilitating student learning while promoting quality community health care. In order to maintain this balance, teaching strategies need to be responsive to both the educational needs of the students and to the service needs of the community. Therefore, I as an instructor must not only teach, but act as a mentor to students by assessing the community's needs, act with the knowledge of current practices in health care, and build community partnerships. Servant Leadership teaches students not only to lead by example, but how when we touch the life of an individual, we impact the community.
Education
M.S.c.-Nursing Education
University of North Dakota, Grand Forks, ND
B.S.N.-Nursing
Medcenter One College of Nursing, Bismarck, ND
Professional Memberships
North Dakota Nurses Association (NDNA)
Publications
Undergraduate Courses Taught
- Health Promotion
- Health Support
- Leadership and Care Management
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