Elizabeth Rodgers

Elizabeth Rodgers is an Assistant Professor of Nursing at Crown College's School of Health + Science, where she focuses on leadership development, interprofessional education, and clinical training in surgical services. Her work bridges nursing practice with innovative teaching methodologies and healthcare technology.

• University of Minnesota, Twin Cities - Doctorate in Health Innovation and Leadership in Nursing (2015)
• University of Minnesota, Rochester - Bachelor of Science in Nursing (2007)

Her research agenda emphasizes interprofessional communication, teamwork, and virtual nursing innovations, including projects like the Virtual Nursing Program at Geisinger Medical Center and the Chronic Disease Command Center. Recent work explores technology-driven care models and pandemic-era healthcare adaptations.

Scientific recognition includes:

• Undergraduate Research Opportunity Project (UROP) grant
• Multiple first-place poster awards (2007)
• MN March of Dimes Nominee (2014)
• TeamSTEPPS implementation funding

Rodgers collaborates with institutions like Allina Hospital, Geisinger Medical Center, and the CAN Network, focusing on clinical training, simulation-based learning, and global health standards for medical equipment.