Jere Hammer

Dr. Jere Hammer is a dedicated nursing faculty member at East Texas A&M University's School of Nursing, where she contributes to the education and mentorship of future healthcare professionals. With a career spanning clinical and academic roles, she brings rich experience from diverse healthcare environments, including the Colorado Department of Corrections and post-critical care units in Texas.

Her educational journey includes a Ph.D. in Nursing from The University of Texas at Austin (2009), an MSN in Nursing from The University of Texas at Tyler (1994), an M.S. in Human Resources from East Central University (1992), and a BSN in Nursing from The University of Texas at Austin (1978). These qualifications underpin her strong foundation in both healthcare and organizational leadership.

Dr. Hammer's research and teaching interests center on nursing, public health, and nursing education. She is passionate about preparing the next generation of nurses, emphasizing both clinical excellence and compassionate care. Her career reflects a deep commitment to improving healthcare through education and mentorship.

Although no publications are listed in the provided text, her professional focus suggests ongoing engagement in nursing pedagogy and public health initiatives. Her work environment preference for nursing education underscores her dedication to academic development in the field.

• Ph.D., Nursing, The University of Texas at Austin, 2009
• MSN, Nursing, The University of Texas at Tyler, 1994
• M.S., Human Resources, East Central University, 1992
• BSN, Nursing, The University of Texas at Austin, 1978

Dr. Hammer is actively involved in mentoring students and shaping nursing curricula. While no formal grants or funded research projects are mentioned, her role in academia implies involvement in educational initiatives and program development. She finds inspiration in nursing educators like Dr. Jerry Blaylock, who influenced her early academic journey.

She is part of the dynamic faculty team within the School of Nursing, contributing to a collaborative environment focused on student success and community health. Her work supports East Texas A&M’s mission to provide accelerated, accessible pathways for RNs to earn their BSN and advance in the profession.