Caroline A. Critchlow

Dr. Caroline A. Critchlow serves as Assistant Dean for Curriculum and Program Evaluation at St. John Fisher College's Wegmans School of Nursing. With an Ed.D. from the University of Rochester and extensive New York State certifications including School District Administrator (SDA), School Administrator/Supervisor (SAS), and Teaching Certification (N-6), she brings significant expertise to her role in educational leadership and nursing administration.

Her research interests focus on gender equity, children's health and education issues, and educational administration/leadership. Dr. Critchlow's scholarly work demonstrates a strong commitment to interprofessional education, nursing practice improvement, and academic assessment frameworks that enhance educational outcomes.

Analysis of her publications reveals consistent engagement with healthcare education quality, interprofessional collaboration in clinical settings, and innovative approaches to faculty development. Her work spans nursing education, educational assessment methodologies, and healthcare administration with particular emphasis on practical implementation of theoretical frameworks.

Dr. Critchlow actively contributes to community service as evidenced by her election to the Hillside Children's Center Board of Governors in May 2020, where she chairs the Services and Quality Committee. She had previously served on the Board of Directors since July 2014, demonstrating long-term commitment to children's welfare organizations.

Her professional certifications and educational background in educational leadership inform her approach to curriculum development and program evaluation within the nursing school context. While specific grant information isn't provided in the available materials, her publications suggest involvement in interprofessional education initiatives and assessment programs.