Pamela Rogers

Pamela Rogers is an Associate Professor of Nursing at Carson-Newman University, where she has served since 2006. She holds a BSN and MSN from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, and completed a neuroscience clinical specialist program in 1981. Her career spans diverse roles, including nurse manager, director of nursing, Vice President/Chief Nursing Officer, and Chief Operating Officer of a home care company. She is also a licensed nursing home administrator and has extensive experience in elderly healthcare.

• Education:
• BSN and MSN, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
• Neuroscience Clinical Specialist Program, Houston, Texas (1981)
• Johnson & Johnson-Wharton Fellowship Program in Management for Nurse Executives, University of Pennsylvania (1993)
• Teaching: Nursing fundamentals, healthcare of the elderly, and nursing leadership courses (serves as course coordinator).

Her expertise integrates nursing leadership, neuroscience nursing, and geriatric healthcare. She emphasizes practical leadership training and has contributed to developing neuroscience services in hospitals and managing healthcare institutions.

• Awards:
• Johnson & Johnson-Wharton Fellowship in Management for Nurse Executives (1993)

Dr. Rogers’ career reflects a commitment to both clinical practice and administrative excellence, bridging education and healthcare management.