Shelly Granger

Shelly Granger is an Associate Professor of Nursing and Director of the Bachelor of Science in Nursing Programs at the University of Providence's School of Health Professions. Since joining UP in 2016, she has led nursing education initiatives, including the Accelerated BSN and RN-BSN programs. Her clinical expertise spans over 30 years in nursing, respiratory therapy, and healthcare education.

• Affiliations: University of Providence (2016–present), Montana State University-Northern (2011–2016)

Education:

• Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) [implied via title]
• Master of Science in Nursing (Nurse Education), University of Wyoming
• Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Montana State University-Northern

Research & Teaching: Focuses on integrating clinical practice with education, emphasizing public health, pharmacology, and global healthcare. Teaches courses like Pathophysiology and Pharmacology Concepts and Global Perspectives in Healthcare.

Professional Background: Former American Heart Association Site Coordinator (1993–2011), Registered Respiratory Therapist (1991–2008), and active Registered Nurse since 2008. Holds certifications in Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support, Trauma Nursing Core Course, and others.

Leadership: Chairs UP's Admissions Committee and serves on the School of Liberal Arts & Sciences Curriculum Committee.