Kathryn Ledwin

Kathryn Ledwin is an Assistant Professor at the Wegmans School of Nursing, St. John Fisher College. She holds certifications as an AANP Certified Family Nurse Practitioner, Critical Care Registered Nurse, Apple Teacher, and holds teaching licenses in Virginia and New York. Her research focuses on machine learning applications in healthcare, nurse-led community care models, social determinants of health, and addressing lateral violence in nursing.

Education:

• Ph.D., Nursing, University at Buffalo
• M.S., Nursing, St. John Fisher University
• B.S., Nursing, St. John Fisher University
• B.A., Studio Art/Education, University of Richmond

Research Interests: Ledwin explores innovative frameworks for identifying high-need patients, optimizing heart failure care through community-based nursing interventions, and mitigating lateral violence in healthcare education. Her work integrates social determinants of health into clinical decision-making, emphasizing interdisciplinary solutions.

Publications Overview: Her work spans topics from clinical classification systems to nursing education interventions, demonstrating a focus on both clinical practice improvement and professional environment dynamics. Recent studies highlight nurse-driven solutions for complex patient populations and healthcare workforce well-being.

Grants & Advising: No specific grants or student advising details are publicly disclosed in available materials.

Labs/Teams: Currently no lab affiliations or collaborative teams explicitly noted in provided information.