Nancy M. Husson

Nancy M. Husson is a Clinical Assistant Professor at the School of Nursing, Virginia Commonwealth University. Her academic focus spans Nursing Education, Health Informatics, and Community Health, with a particular emphasis on clinical simulation and mobile health technology.

• D.N.P., Vanderbilt University
• Post-Master’s Certificate in Informatics, Vanderbilt University
• M.S.N., Alvernia University
• B.S., University of Texas, Arlington
• Diploma/ADN, Lancaster General Hospital School of Nursing

Husson's research explores optimizing nursing education through high-quality simulations, integrating informatics into curriculum, and leveraging mobile technology for population health. Her clinical practice centers on community/public health and nursing informatics.

Recent publications highlight transforming nursing education with digital health competencies (2024), quality improvement in home care documentation (2021), and standardized patient training in simulation studies (2014). These works reflect interdisciplinary efforts in educational technology, healthcare informatics, and clinical training methodologies.

Professional service includes roles as University Council Member, Graduate Admissions Subcommittee, and Doctoral Curriculum Committee Chair at VCU. She is also a trained diversity representative for institutional inclusivity initiatives.