Amy Bieda

Amy Bieda is an Associate Professor of Instruction in the Department of Nursing at the College of Public Health, Temple University. She is actively involved in both undergraduate and graduate nursing education, teaching core courses across multiple levels of the nursing curriculum.

Her research and teaching interests focus on nursing education, evidence-based practice, health policy, and translational research in healthcare. She emphasizes global and local health perspectives, preparing students to act as informed, policy-aware practitioners. Her work in DNP project development highlights her role in guiding advanced practice nurses through implementation, evaluation, and dissemination of clinical projects.

The trends in her teaching portfolio suggest a strong emphasis on interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary collaboration, particularly in healthcare innovation and policy. Her courses such as NURS 9189 and NURS 9289 underscore the importance of team-based approaches in modern healthcare systems.

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Amy Bieda plays a key mentoring role in graduate education, particularly through her leadership in the DNP project sequence (NURS 8101–8103), where she guides students through scholarly practice projects. While specific grants are not listed, her curriculum involvement suggests experience in academic program development and potentially funded educational initiatives.

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