Megan R. Dill

Megan R. Dill, DNAP, MSN, CRNA, is an Assistant Professor and Coordinator of the MSN-DNP program at the University of Pittsburgh School of Nursing. She maintains an independent clinical practice as a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) in private practice and owns her own anesthesia staffing company, providing services to oral surgery, dental offices, and ambulatory surgery centers.

• Clinical expertise in independent CRNA practice
• Research focuses on patient safety, nurse anesthesia protocols, and simulation-based training
• Teaching responsibilities include DNP core courses, Nurse Anesthesia Physical Diagnosis, and Wellness for Nurse Anesthetists

Her 2017 DNAP capstone project at Missouri State University evaluated patient safety perceptions following in-situ simulation training in plastic surgery settings. She integrates simulation methods into coursework, including mock inductions and advanced crisis leadership training. Active memberships include the American Association of Nurse Anesthetists and Sigma Theta Tau.