David Johnson

David Johnson is a Professor of Nursing at Saint Francis University's College of Health Sciences. He specializes in integrating clinical experiences with nursing education across ASN, RN-BSN, BSN, MSN, DNP, and hybrid programs. His clinical expertise includes psychological trauma, family therapy, anxiety, stress management, holistic care, mindfulness, and contemplative practices. He holds certifications as a Board Certified Clinical Specialist in Adult Mental Health Nursing, Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Holistic Health Nurse, and Internationally Certified Mindfulness Teacher.

Johnson's research focuses on resiliency and culture-building within marginalized communities. He has served in leadership roles within community organizations and foundations, emphasizing faith-based outreach through his affiliation with the Poor Handmaids of Jesus Christ. His scholarship includes works on board governance resilience, spirituality in healthcare, and innovative nursing education methodologies.

Notable publications include contributions to 'Creating resilient board cultures' (2021) and 'Spirituality, Faith, Hope & Healing' (2019). His work often bridges clinical practice, education, and community advocacy. Johnson is also active in developing mindfulness programs for families in healthcare settings and storytelling approaches to enhance student engagement in online learning.

As a husband, father of six, and grandfather of 14, he emphasizes balancing professional and family life through humor and perspective. His multidisciplinary approach combines nursing, social work, and spiritual care to address systemic challenges in healthcare and community resilience.