Susan McCoy, MSN, RN, is a nursing educator who joined the University of Providence in 2017. She graduated from Loma Linda University and began her nursing career as a U.S. Navy nurse specializing in critical care.
Following the military, Susan expanded her nursing skills in the community health sector and worked with a non-profit organization as the Health Education Director. In this position, she developed community programs, including programs for the medically indigent population.
Upon her completion of a Master’s degree in Nursing Education, she transitioned to teaching as an adjunct faculty member, working with many universities in the RN-BSN program and/or Health Sciences department. For the University of Providence, she primarily teaches in the RN-BSN program. She is currently completing her EdD in Executive Educational Leadership as well as her Certificate in Instructional Design and Technology. Susan has been teaching for 23 years and believes this is her calling.
Susan McCoy, M.S.
Assistant Clinical Professor of Nursing
Susan McCoy, M.S.
Assistant Clinical Professor of Nursing
Nursing
School of Health Professions