Faculty Profile

Margaret Barnes

Professor

Nursing

DNP; PMHNP-BC; RN

Dr. Barnes (Meg) has worked in hospital, nursing home, and home care settings, caring for patients in ICU, ER, OB/GYN, medical-surgical units, and pediatrics. She has also served as a staff educator and as a supervisor in all three settings. Meg left full-time clinical practice in June 2009 to become an Assistant Professor in the School of Nursing"s Post-licensure Nursing division for IWU. She volunteers at a homeless clinic in Covington, Kentucky.

INTERESTS

Meg evaluated the effectiveness of adding service-learning to a post-licensure course as the focus for her DNP project.  Currently, she is leading a research team investigating lasting effects of service-learning.

Meg also enjoys teaching about various nursing theories and about how these theories have improved nursing practice.

DNP

Indiana Wesleyan University, 2015

MN

D'Youville College, 1993

BS
Nursing

D'Youville College, 1983

RN

St. Luke’s School of Nursing, 1984

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