Chris Seminatore

Chris Seminatore serves as Assistant Professor and Nursing Skills Lab Coordinator at Baldwin Wallace University's School of Nursing, leveraging clinical expertise in emergency medicine and critical care to advance nursing education and healthcare systems improvement.

His educational qualifications include:

• MSN from Chamberlain College of Nursing
• MBA in Project Management from Louisiana State University of Shreveport
• BSN from Chamberlain College of Nursing
• BA in Health Communications from Cleveland State University
• EMS Management from Cuyahoga Community College
• ADN in Nursing from Cuyahoga Community College

Professional interests center on emergency medicine, critical care nursing, and process optimization through quality management frameworks. His leadership in developing evidence-based policies via nurse-led quality councils demonstrates commitment to translating clinical insights into educational and systemic improvements for patient outcomes.

Prestigious recognition includes the 2018 Ohio March of Dimes Nurse of the Year award for Quality & Risk Management/Infection Control.

With extensive clinical leadership spanning emergency department management, quality specialist roles, and documentation integrity oversight, Seminatore bridges frontline healthcare practice with academic instruction. His adjunct faculty experience across paramedic and nursing programs enriches curriculum development through real-world case studies.

As Nursing Skills Lab Coordinator, he directs simulation-based training environments while maintaining active professional engagement through Emergency Nurse Association and International Nursing Association for Clinical Simulation memberships.