Aaron Pack

Aaron Pack is a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Graduate Nursing program at Pace University's College of Health Professions. He teaches advanced practice nursing courses and brings over ten years of clinical experience in critical care and hospitalist medicine to his academic role.

Education:

• DNP in Nursing Practice, Pace University
• MS in Nursing (Acute Care Nurse Practitioner), University of Texas at Arlington
• BS in Nursing, University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center

Dr. Pack’s research and clinical interests center on acute care, preventive oncology, and HIV-related clinical care. His work emphasizes evidence-based practices for high-risk populations, particularly in cancer screening and management. He integrates current clinical insights into his teaching to prepare nurse practitioners for complex healthcare environments.

His publication on anal cancer prevention reflects a focus on improving outcomes in immunocompromised and high-risk patient groups. The research combines clinical guidelines with practical nurse-led interventions.

Professional Memberships:

• American Nurses Association
• American Association of Nurse Practitioners

Dr. Pack has served as a sub-investigator in multiple HIV clinical trials and maintains active clinical practice to inform his teaching. He is board certified by the American Nurses Credentialing Center and licensed in New York and Connecticut. His teaching portfolio includes courses such as Advanced Physical Examination, Clinical Pharmacology for Prescribing, and Acute Care APRN practice.

He is involved in capstone education through NURS 631 and contributes to curriculum development in advanced nursing theory and practice.