Julie McNulty, R.N., M.S., C.P.H.Q.

PhD Student, OHSU School of Nursing

2004-present

Lives in: Eagle River, Alaska
 

Focus Areas:

Cancer Survivorship, Symptom Management, Rural Health, Evidence-based Practice

Dissertation Title:

Cancer Survivorship in Rural and Urban Adults; a Descriptive and Mixed Methods Study

Dissertation Committee:

Lillian Nail, R.N., Ph.D., F.A.A.N. (Chair)

Rebecca Block, M.S.W., Ph.D.

Frances Lee-Lin, R.N., Ph.D.

Brandon Hayes-Lattin, M.D.

Professional Organizations:

Oncology Nursing Society

Sigma Theta Tau International

Western Institute of Nursing

American Nurses Association

Conference Participation as an OHSU-SON student:

Western Institute of Nursing; presenter

Oncology Nursing Society; presenter

Interests:

I am originally from the New England area and have lived in Alaska for 26 years. I am married with one grown daughter, 2 big dogs and a cat. I enjoy the Alaskan lifestyle and particularly cross country skiing and ocean boating. My favorite getaway is shrimping/fishing in Prince William Sound in the summer. I work with the Alaska Native population in an acute care setting. I enjoy mentoring staff nurses and interdisciplinary teams to engage in designing and implementing changes in their clinical practice that are based on evidence. My clinical background is adult critical care and I have experience in nursing education (service and academia) and management at various levels.