About
Amy Stallsmith serves as a full-time Lecturer in the Department of Prelicensure Nursing within Augusta University's College of Nursing, specializing in foundational nursing education for pre-licensure students through evidence-based clinical instruction.
Her academic credentials include:
- Master of Science in Nursing (Clinical Nurse Leader) from Augusta University (2014)
- Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Georgia State University (2008)
Her teaching expertise centers on women's and child health nursing, with significant focus on family-centered care approaches. Instructional responsibilities include NURS 7400: Integrative Healthcare for Women and Child Family Health and NURS 3802: Introduction to Nursing Practice, demonstrating her commitment to clinical skill development and holistic patient care frameworks. Her professional licensure through the Georgia Board of Nursing (2015) supports active clinical engagement alongside academic duties.
Professional development emphasizes Georgia's nursing regulatory standards and contemporary prelicensure curriculum design, with ongoing integration of clinical leadership principles into undergraduate nursing education.