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Carmen M. Kiraly is an Associate Professor of Nursing at Long Island University's School of Nursing, Brooklyn Campus, with a PhD in Nursing Research from Duquesne University (2019). Previously, she taught full-time at a nursing program on Long Island (2000-2019). Her research focuses on maternal-infant health, obesity prevention in Latino youth, and health policy advocacy.
- Education: PhD (Nursing Research, Duquesne University, 2019); MS (Nursing, Adelphi University, 2000); BS (Nursing, Stony Brook University, 1982)
Her work employs ecological frameworks to examine maternal factors influencing Salvadoran infants’ weight status and broader health disparities. She bridges academic-practice gaps through breastfeeding education and quality and safety initiatives (QSEN).
In publications, she analyzes health policy roles for DNPs and advocates for vulnerable populations, including human trafficking prevention. Key journals include Hispanic Health Care International and Annual Review of Nursing Research.
- Scientific Awards: Sigma Theta Tau Research Award (2018), Phi Kappa Phi Love of Learning Award (2015), Graduate Student Travel Award from Duquesne University (2015)
She serves in professional organizations such as Sigma Theta Tau International, Eastern Nursing Research Society, and National League for Nursing, with certifications in Women’s Health Nurse Practice (BC-WHNP) and Basic Life Support (BLS).
