Susan M. Wilson
- Assistant Professor, Associate Dean, School of Nursing
- School of Nursing
- MH 269
- swilson53@mercy.edu
- (914) 888-5190
Professor Wilson is the Associate Dean for the Pre and Post-Licensure nursing programs within the School of Nursing. Her area of interest in teaching include medical-surgical, health assessment and pharmacology.
Professor Wilson received her B.S. from Russell Sage College and her M.S. from the University of California, San Francisco with a specialization in occupational health.
Research interests are currently in the use of exam wrappers as a metacognitive tool to affect students studying strategies and improve academic performance. Additionally, the use of the Anatomage table to improve student's understanding in health assessment.
I have tried to impart to the students I have worked with the lessons that I learned in early in my career at one of the first magnet hospitals in the country.
Own your patients/clients, they are yours- not the nurse practitioner's, hospitalist, fellow, physician, your assessment will save a life and consequentially, if you do not assess- you will lose one, your advocacy changes patients outcomes, and safe client centered outcomes requires constant attention to evidence based research and life-long learning.
- Medical surgical I and II
- Health Assessment
- Pharmacology
Hunt, D., Milani, M., &Wilson, S. (May 2015). Dedicated education unit: An innovative model for clinical education. American Nurse Today, 10(5).
Wilson, S. (April, 2014). Sugar sweetened beverages: An overview of health concerns and issues. ADVANCE for Nurses.