Donna L Cullinan
Associate Professor of the Practice
Biography
Donna L. Cullinan, D.N.P., FNP, RN, is an associate professor of the practice at the Connell School of Nursing. She has practiced in community health for thirty years. She received a B.S.N. degree from St. Anselm College and both an M.S. and D.N.P. from Boston College. She became a full-time faculty member at Boston College in the fall of 2003 after teaching part time since 1999. She is a certified family nurse practitioner and teaches Synthesis and Community Health to undergraduates as well as assisting in the Family Nurse Practitioner program. Cullinan has worked in the community as a public health nurse, visiting nurse, administrator, school nurse, and with the homeless. She presently is a home care nurse practitioner in Milton. She is part of a medical team that goes to Haiti every year. As a part of her committment to Haiti, Donna brings a group of students to the country each year to to provide nursing care to traditionally hard to reach patients.
Official evaluation summary
Courses taught
- NURS4261 Population Health Practice in the Community
- NURS4264 Actualizing the Role of Professional Nurse
- NURS2121 Nursing Health Assessment Across the Lifespan Clinical Laboratory
- NURS9825 Family Primary Care Advanced Practice Nursing I
- NURS9833 Pediatric Primary Care Advanced Practice Nursing II
- NURS9835 Pediatric Primary Care Advanced Practice Nursing III
- NURS3016 Comparing Health Care Systems through a Global Lens
- NURS9831 Pediatric Primary Care Advanced Practice Nursing I
- NURS9829 Family Primary Care Advanced Practice Nursing III
- NURS9823 Adult-Gerontology Primary Care Advanced Practice Nursing III
- NURS4263 Nursing Synthesis Clinical Laboratory