Independence Foundation Professor of Urban Community Nursing

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Education

• EdD, Curriculum Theory and Development, Temple University
• MSN, University of Pennsylvania 
• MEd, Beaver College
• BSN, University of Pittsburgh

Biography

Nancy L. Rothman is the Independence Foundation Professor of Urban Community Nursing in the Department of Nursing. Her research focuses upon primary health care and community-defined health risks and prevention/intervention strategies. She serves as a consultant to the Public Health Management Corporation (PHMC) Health Network, a network of nurse practitioner-led primary care practices.

Research Interests

• Adolescent Health
• Chronic Disease
• Community Based Program Evaluation
• Curriculum Development
• Environmental Health
• Evidence Based Practice
• Health Disparities
• Health Education
• Health Policy
• Health Promotion
• Health Services
• Homelessness
• Human Sexuality
• Inter-professional Education
• Literacy
• Maternal and Child Health
• Men's Health
• Minority Health
• Nurse Managed Models of Care
• Nutrition
• Obesity
• Physical Activity
• Program Evaluation
• Quality of Life
• School Based Interventions 
• Stress Management
• Vaccines
• Violence Prevention
• Water Quality
• Women's Health