Katherine M. King

Katherine M. King is a Clinical Lecturer in the Department of Nursing at Widener University. She holds an MSN in Nursing Leadership (2005) from Wilmington University and a BSN in Nursing (2001) from University of Delaware, alongside a prior BSN in Dietetics (1997) from the same institution. Her career transitioned from nutrition to nursing, driven by a passion for patient care and education. Her clinical expertise spans medical-surgical nursing and orthopedics, with a strong focus on integrating teaching into healthcare practice.

• Education:
• MSN, Nursing Leadership – Wilmington University (2005)
• BSN, Nursing – University of Delaware (2001)
• BSN, Dietetics – University of Delaware (1997)

Dr. King’s research interests emphasize patient education in infectious disease management, particularly vaccination strategies, and the intersection of clinical practice with nursing pedagogy. Her 2019 publication in DNA Reporter highlights her focus on shingles prevention and care. Despite no explicitly listed awards, her work reflects dedication to advancing nursing education and patient-centered care.

Advising and grant activities are not detailed in the provided materials. Her professional narrative underscores a commitment to dynamic teacher-student relationships and lifelong learning in nursing.