Bethany Nasser

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Bethany Nasser received her Ph.D. in Nursing from Endicott College with research on New Nurses Experiences Caring for Patients at End-of-Life. She has taught nursing at Northeastern University and Bunker Hill Community College. Dr. Nasser spent 15 years working as a medical nurse at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH), 17 years as a school nurse, and 18 years as a test preparation specialist.

Awards and Accomplishments

2020: Presenter at the Annual Region 15 Symposium 2020 New Nurses` Experiences Caring for Patients & Their Families at the End-of-Life
2020: Poster Presentation at the Nursing Education Research Conference 2020. New Nurses` Experiences Caring for Patients & Their Families at the End-of-Life
2019: Recipient of the Woman of Impact Award
2018: Poster Presentation at the Institute for Palliative Care National Symposium
2017: Poster presentation at Eastern Nursing Research Society, 2017—“Closing the Gap: Educating BSN Students on the Concepts of Moral Distress, Compassion Fatigue, and End of Life Care Through Simulation”
2017-Present: Vice President Sigma Theta Tau International Sigma Theta Tau Chi Epsilon Chapter
Author in Test Preparation National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) manual
Videotape Caring Practice developed for RN recruitment and orientation, Massachusetts General Hospital

Research

2017: “Closing the Gap: Educating BSN Students on the Concepts of Moral Distress, Compassion Fatigue, and End of Life Care Through Simulation”

2018: A Qualitative Descriptive Study of Novice and Advanced Beginner Nurse’s Experiences Caring for Patients & Their Families at the End-of-Life

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