Bailey Regier

Bailey Regier serves as a Clinical Assistant Professor of Nursing at Valparaiso University's College of Nursing and Health Professions, teaching undergraduate nursing students since 2022. Her clinical background in Emergency Medicine—forged during frontline pandemic work in Northwest Indiana, California, and Texas—directly informs her pedagogy and research priorities.

Her educational credentials include:

• BSN from Purdue University (2019)
• MSN from Purdue Northwest University (2021)

Professor Regier champions upstream nursing: a preventive framework targeting healthcare disparities at their source. Her work spans clinical judgment development, nurse wellness sustainability, and health justice advocacy, with emphasis on community-based interventions. She integrates pandemic-era emergency medicine challenges into curricula to prepare nurses for systemic crisis response while promoting accessible care models.

Her teaching methodology emphasizes real-world application through emergency triage simulations and community health projects, fostering nurses capable of navigating complex healthcare barriers. Professor Regier actively cultivates peer support networks among students to combat profession-wide burnout trends observed during the pandemic.