Jan
20

Focus on Faculty

This Focus on Faculty will spotlight the work of Dr. Lauren Van Saders, a member of our School of Nursing faculty. Dr. Van Saders has been a member of the School of Nursing faculty since 2020. Her Felician roots started in 2012 when she was accepted into the University’s first DNP class. She graduated with
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Jan
18

Focus on Students

At Felician University, the faculty designed assignments that enable students to gain an understanding of older adults. In Dr. Mara Zukowski’s Religious Studies class, students interview an older adult and reflect upon what they have learned. The following assignment was done by one of her students: I am Jack Sondei, one of the students in
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Dec
02

Sister Marilyn Minter Interviewed on RadioFelician for IFG

Dr. Marie Cueman, Dir. of the Institute for Gerontology at Felician University, recently interviewed Sr. Marilyn Minter on RadioFelician University about her mission work in Haiti. Here are some highlights from that interview. ************ “I live in the Caribbean, can you believe it?” Sr. Marilyn Minter, CSSF, does indeed live in the Caribbean as a
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Aug
02

Felician IFG Advisory Board Member Dr. Theresa Redling

Thinking about, caring about, and working to serve the needs of the elderly is what keeps Dr. Theresa Redling, DO, FACP invigorated and engaged. Since 2014 she has served on the Advisory board of Felician University’s Institute for Gerontology (IFG), which works to address the human, societal, and health conditions of a growing elderly population.
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Jul
29

Felician University Awarded AT&T Foundation Telehealth Grant

The Felician School of Nursing was a proud recipient of an AT&T Foundation Matching Telehealth Challenge Grant to help prepare nursing students for evolving global and technical advances of health care. This challenge was organized with the support of Felician Trustee, Charlene Brown. The pandemic highlighted innovative ways of receiving virtual health care via telehealth.
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Jul
26

Focus on Faculty

Whenever a member of our Felician community is asked to identify an expert in gerontology, Dr. Ann Verrett Guillory is the faculty member that is named. She has the distinction of being a recognized expert in gerontology at Felician University. Dr. Guillory is a member of the School of Arts and Sciences Counseling Psychology Department.
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Jul
22

Adult Gerontology Graduates

Congratulations to Felician University's Adult Geriatrics Graduates! Felician University School of Nursing is pleased to recognize our 2021 graduates from the Adult Gerontology Nurse Practitioner program.  The following students successfully completed the rigorous requirements needed to graduate from this prestigious program: Susanne Capozzi, Lucia Cuttone, Gemelia Jeffrey, Blazej Kossakowski, Lizeth Ordonez, Alexandra Richardson, Melissa Rosario,
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Jul
22

Polypharmacy: When Enough Can Be Too Much By Peggy Gray, EdD, APN-BC

As people live longer, the use of multiple medications to treat conditions that may have started in middle age, combined with comorbidities related to aging, can put the elderly in a potentially precarious position. Although there is no concrete definition of polypharmacy, some have defined it as the use of multiple medications without clear indications
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Jul
22

Christian Health Board of Trustees Appoints Dr. Elizabeth Van Dyk

Dr. Elizabeth Van Dyk Appointed to Christian Health Board of Trustees In May 2021, Dr. Elizabeth Van Dyk DNP, RN, FNP-C, ANP-C, ANP-BC, Associate Dean for the School of Nursing Graduate Program, was nominated and appointed to the Christian Health Board of Trustees. Dr. Van Dyk is a practicing Nurse Practitioner who received her doctoral
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Jul
22

Occupational Therapy and Older Adults

At Felician University, we are preparing students to work in careers that address the needs of older adults. Our Occupational Therapy Assistant Program was developed to achieve this goal and admitted its first class of students in 2021. Occupational Therapy has been considered a profession in the United States since 1917. The focus of this
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