Macy Mosher

Dr. Macy Mosher serves as a Clinical Assistant Professor at Mercer University's College of Nursing, bringing extensive clinical experience in critical care, emergency nursing, and leadership roles. Her professional certifications and active participation in nursing organizations underscore her commitment to evidence-based practice and healthcare excellence.

Her educational foundation includes:

• PhD in Nursing from Georgia State University (2021)
• MSN from Georgia College & State University (2017)
• BSN from Georgia College & State University (2011)

Research focuses primarily on improving health outcomes for adults with chronic liver disease and optimizing critical care nurse residency programs for new graduates. Additional investigations address implicit bias in clinical decision-making and interprofessional moral distress. Her work bridges clinical practice gaps through simulation-based education and DEI-focused interventions.

Recent publications demonstrate a clear trajectory toward interdisciplinary collaboration and health equity, with increasing emphasis on psychological factors in chronic illness management and systemic barriers in nursing practice. These contributions align with contemporary priorities in nursing education and patient-centered care.

Professional recognition includes:

• Sigma Theta Tau International Nursing Honor Society membership

Dr. Mosher holds active certifications as a Critical Care Registered Nurse (CCRN), Certified Emergency Nurse (CEN), and Certified Nurse Educator (CNE). While her clinical presentations address pressure ulcer prevention and teaching evaluations, no formal graduate student mentorship or major research grants are documented in current materials. Her operational context centers on classroom instruction and simulation-based training within the nursing college infrastructure.