Samantha Arnold

Samantha Arnold is a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Nursing at the University of New Hampshire's School of Nursing, where she teaches and mentors future nursing professionals. Her office is located in the Health Sciences Simulation Center in Durham, NH.

Research Interests: Her expertise lies in Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing, with a strong focus on trauma-informed education practices, evidence-based clinical training, and interprofessional collaboration. She is committed to improving patient outcomes through innovative teaching methods and healthcare delivery models.

Publication Trends: Her scholarly work centers on integrating trauma-informed approaches into undergraduate mental health nursing curricula, reflecting a broader trend in nursing education toward emotional safety, resilience, and holistic care.

Professional Engagement:

• New Hampshire Nurse's Association (NHNA)
• National Alliance on Mental Illness in New Hampshire (NAMI NH)

Advising and Grants: While specific advisees and funded grants are not listed, she supervises independent study (NURS 695) and special topics (NURS 794), indicating active student mentorship. No grant information is available in the text.

Labs and Teams: She is associated with the Health Sciences Simulation Center, suggesting involvement in clinical simulation and experiential learning environments for nursing students.