We are
the future of
Nursing
The mission of the School of Nursing is to make significant contributions to health and the discipline of nursing by advancing science, demonstrating leadership and innovation in practice excellence, and embracing the values of diversity, inclusion, and equity.
The School of Nursing provides a caring environment to foster scientific inquiry and prepare students to become leaders, nurse scientists, educators, advocates and clinicians to provide equitable and culturally competent healthcare to individual patients, families, communities and populations locally and globally.
The School of Nursing seeks applicants for 1 full-time tenured Associate/Full Professor position with anticipated start date in academic year 2022-2023.
The need for well-educated, highly-skilled nurses has never been greater. The Institute of Medicine (IOM) through its “Quality Chasm” series in the late ‘90s increased the awareness of the key role that nurses play in research, patient safety, quality improvement, and health systems leadership. The need for highly engaged and clinically excellent nurses has never been more profound.
Based on our long and rich history of nursing education at Northeastern, we are well positioned to prepare you for positions of responsibility in all areas of healthcare. Our programs range from undergraduate through graduate degrees, as well as continuing education conferences, presentations, and workshops for nurses in administrative, clinical, educational and research positions.
There is no better time or place to prepare for these accomplishments than at the School of Nursing within Bouvé College of Health Sciences. Come explore our website, contact us with questions, and let us arrange a visit for you.
The prelicensure programs at Northeastern University School of Nursing Boston campus are approved by the Massachusetts Board of Registration in Nursing.
The prelicensure program at Northeastern University School of Nursing, Charlotte campus is approved by the North Carolina Board of Nursing.
Dr. Choflet joined Bouvé College of Health Sciences in July 2022 as the Assistant Dean for Graduate Nursing Programs and Associate Clinical Professor in the School of Nursing. In addition to her excellent leadership to advance nursing education, her primary research focus is substance use and health improvement strategies for the healthcare workforce and patients. Her previous work included system-wide practice integration, standardization of practice, and documentation, and the science of symptom management.
Dr. Choflet served as chair of the graduate leadership concentration at San Diego State University and taught as a clinical instructor in the community and public health program in the Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing. She received grant funding for her evidence-based practice work in substance use from the American Association of Colleges of Nursing and the Centers for Disease Control. Amanda earned her BSN and MS in Nursing from University of Maryland and her DNP at The Johns Hopkins University.