Catherine Conahan
Assistant Professor of the Practice
Biography
Dr. Catherine Conahan has extensive experience in oncology nursing, mentorship, and healthcare quality improvement projects. Dr. Conahan has been in oncology nursing her entire career. Her educational journey began at Georgetown University, where she obtained a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree. She further expanded her knowledge and skills by pursuing an Adult/Geriatric Primary Care Nurse Practitioner degree from New York University. Driven by her passion for making a meaningful impact on patient care, Dr. Conahan went on to achieve a Doctor of Nursing Practice degree from Boston College. Currently, she pursues her passion as an advocate for nursing education and mentorship in her role as a full-time Clinical Assistant Professor at the Connell School of Nursing, while simultaneously working clinically as an oncology Nurse Practitioner.
Official evaluation summary
Courses taught
- NURS2205 Clinical Pharmacology
- NURS9814 Bridge to Primary Care Advanced Practice Nursing
- NURS9904 DNP Project Seminar 1
- NURS9906 DNP Project Seminar 2
- NURS2070 Introduction to Professional Nursing
- NURS9816 Population Health Principles, Program Planning, and Evaluation
- NURS9821 Adult-Gerontology Primary Care Advanced Practice Nursing II
- NURS9717 Methods of Advanced Scholarly Inquiry
- NURS9815 Advanced Practice Nursing Role