Harleigh Kohlman

Harleigh Kohlman is a Clinical Instructor at the UNMC College of Nursing's Kearney Division. She holds an ADN (2014, Judson College), BSN (2021, Nebraska Methodist College), and MSN in Nursing Education (2023, Nebraska Methodist College). Her career spans diverse clinical roles, including critical care, pediatrics, and maternal care, before transitioning to nursing education.

Education:

• Associate of Science in Nursing (ADN), Judson College, 2014
• Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN), Nebraska Methodist College, 2021
• Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) – Nursing Education, Nebraska Methodist College, 2023

Research Interests: Kohlman focuses on compassionate care delivery, quality improvement in nursing practice, and fostering student success in clinical and educational settings. Her clinical background in critical access hospitals, emergency care, and maternal health informs her teaching philosophy.

Awards:

• CHI St. Francis Daisy Award, 2019
• CHI St. Francis Daisy Award Nomination, 2018
• Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society Membership, 2023–Present

Advising/Grants: Kohlman’s current role emphasizes student mentorship in clinical education, though no specific grants are noted. She previously worked in chronic care management and Medicare evaluations, aligning with her focus on healthcare quality.

Labs/Teams: None explicitly mentioned, but her participation in the Kearney Division suggests involvement in nursing education initiatives.