DNP Project Podcast Introduction

In this episode, we will explain who we are and why we are here hosting a podcast on all things DNP Project!

Welcome to this inaugural podcast all about DNP Projects: Tips, Inspiration, and More! In this episode, we basically want to talk about who we are, why we are qualified to talk about this, and explain why we are here, and how the podcast will work.

Bio-Sketch: Dr. Molly Bradshaw DNP, APRN, FNP-BC, WHNP-BC
Dr. Molly J. Bradshaw is a 15 year, Veteran, Nurse Practitioner nationally board certified in Family and Women’s Health. She is an Associate Professor and Coordinator of the DNP Program at Eastern Kentucky University, in Richmond, KY. She maintains an active clinical practice at First Choice Immediate Care, in Columbia, KY. Her academic scholarship is rooted in teaching innovation, the use of infographics/social media, and the DNP Project. She is the lead author of the Springer Publication, The DNP Project Workbook: A Step By Step Process for Success, released in March 2020. Clinically she is published and a frequent presenter on subjects such as prescribing habits of nurse practitioners and chronic disease management including hypertension, diabetes, COPD, and obesity.

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Bio-Sketch: Dr. Tracy Vitale
Dr. Tracy Vitale has been a registered nurse for 20 years and nationally certified as both a nurse executive and in-patient obstetrics with a sub-specialty in electronic fetal monitoring. She is an Assistant Professor and Specialty Director for DNP Projects & DNP Project Courses at Rutgers University in New Jersey. She is also currently serving as the interim Assistant Dean for the Advanced Nursing Practice division. Her academic scholarship focuses on leadership and mentoring, with a more recent focus on DNP projects. She is the co-author of the Springer Publication, The DNP Project Workbook: A Step By Step Process for Success, released in March 2020.

Facebook: Tracyvitalednp
Twitter: @tracyvitalednp

[mlanderson]

I am so happy I stumbled across you podcast. Yes, the struggles of DNP student are real. Next semester I am to start clinicals- and as a student the expectation. Amongst faculty vary. I am frustrated working on initial preceptor paperwork asked to describe proposed project with little guidance other than it is not QI.
Looking forward to following this journey- and yes thank goodness for self directed learning.