Olga Motorina

Olga Motorina serves as Associate Professor of Nursing at Long Island University's School of Nursing in Brooklyn, leveraging over 15 years of clinical expertise across critical care, cardiology, and neurology specialties. Her dual role bridges academic instruction and active clinical practice as an Acute Care Nurse Practitioner collaborating with nationally recognized neurologists.

Education:

• DNP, New York University, NY
• MS, New York University, NY
• BSN, The College of Staten Island

Dr. Motorina's research integrates Acute Care Nursing with specialized clinical applications including Cardiology Nursing through Anticoagulation Center and Cardiac Stress Lab experience, and Neurology Nursing via coordination of Staten Island's sole ALS clinic. Her scholarship emphasizes Nursing Informatics and Simulation in Nursing Education, reflected in courses like Patho-Pharmacology and Technology-Enhanced Simulation that modernize clinical training methodologies.

As an active clinician-educator, she directs Nursing Informatics curriculum while maintaining frontline practice. Her leadership in establishing the ALS clinic demonstrates commitment to specialized neurological care in underserved communities, directly informing her evidence-based teaching approach across gerontological, pharmacological, and assessment domains.