Is a PhD for Me? Nurses Leading Research, Education and Innovation after the PhD

In celebration of 15 years of PhD graduates from the WSU College of Nursing, this interactive virtual session will explore what it means to pursue a PhD in Nursing—and where it can take you. Moderated by Dr. Marian Wilson, the discussion will feature WSU PhD program founding director Dr. Ruth Bindler and alumni: Dr. Elizabeth Schenk, and Dr. Tullamora Landis. Listen as they share their experiences and insights on applying research, education, and leadership skills in their post-PhD careers.

Participants will learn about diverse career pathways for nurses and health science professionals and have the opportunity to ask questions about how the PhD journey can align with their professional goals.

Learning Objectives:

• Recognize post-PhD career pathways for nurses and other health science graduates.
• Identify how the PhD degree prepares individuals as researchers, educators, and change agents.

Moderator:
Dr. Marian Wilson, Associate Professor and Chair, Department of Nursing and Symptoms Science, WSU College of Nursing

Panelists:

• Dr. Ruth Bindler, Emeritus Professor and Founding Director, WSU PhD in Nursing Program
• Dr. Elizabeth Schenk, Chief Environmental Stewardship Officer, Providence; Assistant Research Professor, WSU College of Nursing
• Dr. Tullamora Landis, Assistant Professor, WSU College of Nursing

Register to watch the recorded session

Approved for 1.0 nurse continuing education contact hours.

Washington State University College of Nursing is approved as a provider of nursing continuing professional development by Montana Nurses Association, an accredited approver with distinction by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.