Dawnetta Marcum

Dawnetta Marcum serves as Professor of Nursing at the University of Pikeville, teaching core clinical courses including Fundamentals of Nursing I and II Skills Lab from her office in the CTC building (Office 217). Her role encompasses direct instruction in foundational nursing competencies essential for student clinical readiness.

Her academic credentials demonstrate progressive specialization in nursing education:

• Associate Degree Nursing – Southern West Virginia Community and Technical College
• Bachelor of Science Nursing – West Virginia University Institute of Technology
• Master’s of Science Nursing with Healthcare Education Specialization – University of Phoenix Online
• Doctor of Nursing Practice – Northern Kentucky University

Dr. Marcum's professional focus centers on nursing pedagogy and clinical skills development, leveraging her Doctor of Nursing Practice and healthcare education specialization to structure competency-based training. Her teaching methodology emphasizes practical application in fundamental nursing procedures, directly preparing students for clinical environments through structured lab experiences. This educational approach bridges theoretical knowledge with hands-on patient care techniques critical for nursing licensure and practice.

Contact details are maintained through university channels: telephone (606) 218-5756 and email DawnettaMarcum@upike.edu.