Ruthie Robinson

Ruthie Robinson, Ph.D., is an Associate Professor of Nursing and Director of Graduate Nursing Studies at Lamar University. With over 30 years of clinical experience in critical care, emergency services, and women’s healthcare, she holds expertise in nursing administration, healthcare technology, and nursing education. Her career includes roles as Chief Nursing Officer in multiple health systems and championing Magnet recognition programs.

Education:

• Ph.D. in Nursing Research, Texas Woman’s University
• MSN in Clinical Nurse Specialist (Adult Critical Care), University of Texas Medical Branch
• BSN, Lamar University

Research & Teaching: Focuses on improving healthcare delivery systems and nurse education. Teaches courses such as healthcare technology for administrators, healthcare organization, and practicum supervision. Advocates for accessible education through technology.

Awards:

• Inducted into the Academy of Emergency Nurses (FAEN)
• Key contributor to Magnet recognition achievements

Advising & Grants: Guides nurse administrators in leadership roles. Emphasizes adaptability in healthcare reform challenges.

Labs/Teams: Leads graduate nursing studies initiatives at Lamar University.