Charlotte Sortedahl

Dr. Charlotte Sortedahl is a Professor in the Nursing Department at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire's College of Nursing, where she teaches undergraduate and graduate nursing programs. She holds a Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) from the University of Minnesota School of Nursing, a dual MPH/MS from the University of Minnesota (specializing in Occupational and Environmental Health Nursing), and a BSN from the University of Minnesota.

Her research focuses on nursing education methodologies, evidence-based practice implementation, and innovative approaches to case management. She explores topics such as interprofessional collaboration, healthcare ethics, workforce development, and rural healthcare systems. Her work emphasizes practical applications in clinical settings and educational frameworks.

Dr. Sortedahl's publications demonstrate consistent focus on nursing leadership, education reform, and patient advocacy. Her recent work explores rural healthcare partnerships, opioid crisis management, and strategies to combat workplace bullying in healthcare. She frequently addresses professional development challenges for nurses and case managers through both empirical studies and theoretical discourse.

She maintains active industry connections through collaborations with organizations like the Commission for Case Manager Certification. Contact her via email at sortedck@uwec.edu or phone at 715-830-7701.