Vladimir Semin

Vladimir Semin, Ed.D., serves as a Lecturer within the Nursing & Health Education Division at the University of Arizona, based at the Gilbert University Center. He integrates over twenty years of clinical expertise in adult critical care, cardiovascular intensive care, and trauma environments into his teaching for the MEPN (Master's Entry Program in Nursing).

His academic preparation includes:

• Ed.D. in Educational Leadership (University Track), Northern Arizona University
• Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) with rural health care delivery emphasis, Northern Arizona University (2004)
• Bachelor of Science in Nursing (B.S.N.), University of Phoenix (1999)
• Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN), Gateway Community College (1996)
• Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) diploma, Gateway Community College (1994)

Dr. Semin's scholarly focus centers on translating high-acuity clinical experience into nursing education, with particular emphasis on critical care nursing, cardiovascular nursing, trauma nursing, and rural health care delivery systems. His FNP specialization in rural health informs curriculum development for underserved communities, while his extensive ICU background provides foundational knowledge for training next-generation nurse practitioners in complex patient management scenarios.