Alexandra Hoffmann-Steiman

Dr. Alexandra Hoffmann-Steiman is a Clinical Professor at Wagner College, specializing in Nursing Education and Disaster Management. She holds a DNP (Doctor of Nursing Practice) and certifications as a Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP-BC). With over 20 years of clinical experience in emergency, critical care, and primary care settings, she focuses on bridging clinical practice with education.

• Affiliations: Wagner College Nursing Programs, Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society, Nurse Practitioner Association (Staten Island region)

Her research emphasizes global health epidemiology, disaster response, and emergency preparedness for vulnerable populations. She pioneered an educational video on disaster management for geriatric and pediatric populations, published in The DNP Journal Inc.

Teaching spans undergraduate (NRS 115/120/210/320), graduate (NRS 682), and doctorate (NRS 711) courses, focusing on clinical simulations and high-fidelity training. She actively develops curricula for future nurse practitioners using innovative simulation methodologies.

• Awards: FUSE Simulation Certification (NYU), Clinical Excellence Recognition

Her future work aims to enhance nursing education through evidence-based disaster management training and intergenerational caregiver support systems.