Amanda Murgenovich (Clark)

Amanda Murgenovich (Clark), DNP, WCC, AGNP-C, is an Assistant Professor and course coordinator at Regis College. She earned her BSN from Duquesne University in 2004 and a BSN-to-DNP degree from Robert Morris University in 2013. Her expertise spans nursing theory, practice, and leadership, with a focus on palliative and hospice care, wound care, and healthcare education.

• Education: BSN (Duquesne University, 2004), BSN-DNP (Robert Morris University, 2013)
• Certifications: Wound Care Certification (2008), American Academy of Nurse Practitioners Certification (2013), Adult Gerontology Nursing Practice Certification (2013)
• Licensed in 12 states: PA, AZ, NV, IL, GA, FL, KS, AL, SD, TN, MA, NY, WY
• Memberships: American Academy of Nurse Practitioners, Hospice and Palliative Nurses Association, Doctor of Nursing Practice.org

Her research interests include advancing illness service models, integrating clinical leadership in healthcare delivery, and optimizing palliative care through home-based and hospice frameworks. She applies her certifications in wound care and gerontology to improve patient education and clinical practices. Her professional focus emphasizes innovation in healthcare processes and curriculum development for nursing education.

Dr. Clark remains actively engaged in clinical practice as a hospice nurse practitioner in Pennsylvania, ensuring her teaching remains grounded in frontline healthcare challenges.