Jamie Nickell

Jamie Nickell serves as an Assistant Professor of Nursing within the School of Nursing at Millikin University, teaching core courses in community health, public health nursing, and nursing professionalism while advancing population health initiatives through innovative pedagogy.

Her academic credentials include:

• Doctor of Nursing Practice in Leadership, Bradley University
• Master of Science in Nursing (MSN), Chamberlain University
• Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN), Chamberlain University
• Associate’s Degree in Nursing (ADN), Parkland College

Dr. Nickell's research centers on Farm Safety and Disaster Preparedness, with significant contributions to Population Health and Community Health through social media interventions. Her work emphasizes practical applications for vulnerable rural populations and health campaign development.

Her scholarly output includes presentations such as "A Connection for Detection and Health; Population Health Social Media Campaigns" at Millikin University's Performance Learning Brown Bag (Spring 2017/Fall 2016) and "Improving Population Health Through Innovative Social Marketing" at the Baccalaureate Education Conference (Fall 2014), demonstrating consistent focus on community engagement strategies.

Certified in Basic Life Support (BLS), she currently teaches NU 425: Professionalism in Nursing, NU 429: Community Assessment and Leadership, NU 430: Community Health Nursing, NU 431: Public Health Nursing, NU 482: Research for Professional Practice, NU 555: Educator Roles, and IN 140: University Seminar.