Anne-Marie Uebbing

Anne-Marie Uebbing serves as Associate Professor of Nursing at Mount Saint Mary College's School of Nursing since 2009, integrating 20 years of clinical practice as a Family Nurse Practitioner into graduate education. Certified by the American Association of Nurse Credentialing, she maintains active clinical work in internal medicine while leading international clinical missions and health initiatives as a Returned Peace Corps Volunteer.

Her academic credentials include:

• Doctor of Nursing Practice, Pace University
• Master of Science in Nursing, Pace University
• Bachelor of Arts in Medical Anthropology, SUNY Purchase
• Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Columbia University

Professor Uebbing's research focuses on innovative nursing education methodologies and chronic disease management, particularly through standardized patient simulation in graduate laboratories since 2019. Her clinical expertise spans infectious diseases, tropical medicine, and pulmonary care, directly informing her teaching in advanced practice nursing.

Her publication portfolio demonstrates consistent focus on technology-enhanced interventions for heart failure patients and nurse practitioner training models. Key themes include avatar-based education systems, computer-assisted learning efficacy, and residency program development for advanced practice providers.

Professional recognition includes:

• Fellowship in the New York Academy of Medicine (2019)
• Sabbatical grant for standardized patient research (2019)
• Faculty Education Grant award (2019)

She currently leads a NIH-funded feasibility study on avatar-based smartphone applications for heart failure management at St. Luke's Hospital, while chairing the American Cancer Association's health legislation initiatives. As president-elect of the New York State Nurse Practitioner Dutchess Ulster Chapter, she actively shapes professional standards and participates in community health projects through Kaatsbaan International Dance Foundation and Mohonk Mountain Preserve.