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Chris Erickson, MSN-NE, RN, CNEcl, NPD-BC

Lecturer

Health Sciences, 268,

Overview

Christine Erickson is currently teaching in the undergraduate BSN program. She has over 17 years of nursing experience, with a background in emergency nursing, leadership and nursing professional development. She holds a Certified Nurse Educator - Clinical Instructor (CNEcl) certification from NLN. In addition, she is board certified in Nursing Professional Development (NPD-BC) through ANCC. She is the current secretary for Tau Psi Chapter. She is pursuing her Ed.D. in Nursing Education at University of West Georgia. Her research interests include the transition of the new graduate nurse into clinical practice.

Education

MSN, Nursing Education, Lenoir-Rhyne University
BSN, ASN, Nursing, University of North Georgia

Research/Special Interests

Cognitive Bias and Decision-Making
New Graduate Nurse Transition to Practice

Professional Organizations

Sigma Theta Tau
American Nurses Association
Georgia Nurses Association

Curriculum Vitae

Chris Erickson's CV (PDF)

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