Key Leadership in the School of Nursing and Health Sciences

Across the country, the demand for highly educated healthcare workers is growing--thanks to a multitude of studies linking advanced nursing education with improved patient outcomes. Aspen University believes that a more highly qualified healthcare workforce enhances both clinical competency and care delivery. The School of Nursing and Health Sciences aims to produce a more highly qualified healthcare workforce that is responsive to emerging healthcare needs, specifically, the increased relevance of technology in healthcare, changing demographics, and the impact of health policy changes and access to care.

Our faculty members are an integral part of the School of Nursing and Health Sciences and our goal is to promote academic progression in nursing education and to move healthcare workers to advanced degrees more efficiently and with less cost.

The School of Nursing and Health Sciences offers the following programs:

Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Administration

Bachelor of Science in Nursing - RN to BSN

Master of Science in Nursing - Nursing Education

Master of Science in Nursing - Administration and Management

Master of Science in Nursing - Forensic Nursing

Master of Science in Nursing - Public Health

Master of Science in Nursing - Informatics

Master of Science in Nursing - RN to MSN Bridge Program - Nursing Education

Master of Science in Nursing - RN to MSN Bridge Program - Administration and Management

Master of Science in Nursing - RN to MSN Bridge Program - Forensic Nursing

Master of Science in Nursing - RN to MSN Bridge Program - Public Health

Master of Science in Nursing - RN to MSN Bridge Program - Informatics

Master of Public Health

Doctor of Nursing Practice

Key Leadership in the School of Nursing and Health Sciences

Dr. Tracy Lookingbill - Interim Dean of School of Nursing and Health Sciences

tracy.lookingbill@aspen.edu

“Do one thing every day that scares you.” Eleanor Roosevelt

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