Neysa L. Brown
Lecturer, Nursing
Bio
I began my nursing journey in 1996 when I obtained an Associates Degree in Nursing and worked as a staff nurse and charge nurse in a hospital based medical/surgical unit. I gained valuable nursing experience and transferred to labor and delivery where I worked my way up the professional ladder going from staff nurse to Coordinator of Women's services where I was responsible for the discharge education of patients, education of staff, and teaching prenatal classes for the community. From there I grew to managing Women's Services. The management area I covered included pediatrics, labor and delivery, two operating rooms, recovery room, obstetrical triage, and postpartum. During my tenure in Women's Services, I was selected to become a clinical supervisor for Level 3 Maternal Child students and then was selected to be a clinical supervisor for Level 4 Leadership students. I served as a clinical supervisor for 6 years before becoming the Clinical Coordinator of Nursing Simulation and Technology for the Anderson College of Nursing. I served in simulation for 2.5 years then was selected for a faculty position with the Anderson College of Nursing and Health Professionals.
During my professional growth I furthered my education as well. I obtained my Bachelor of Science in Nursing in 2007 then obtained my Master of Nursing in 2018.
Research Interests
- Women&apos
- s Health, Maternity, Neonatal, Nursing Simulation
Education
- Nursing (MSN)
University of North Alabama - Nursing (BSN)
Regis University
Selected Intellectual Contributions
- Wendy A. Darby, Melissa G. DeFoor, Neysa L. Brown, and Tera R. Kirkman. 2021. Evaluating Leadership Behaviors and Patient Safety Competencies During a Timed Multiple Patient Simulation. Nursing Education Perspectives
- Margaret H. Bergeron, Wendy A. Darby, Melissa G. DeFoor, and Neysa L. Brown. 2020. Escape Room Relay Race: "Go for the Gold" in Formative Assessment. Journal of Nursing Education
- Neysa L. Brown, Wendy A. Darby, and Coronel. 2019. An Escape Room as a Simulation Teaching Strategy (2019). Clinical Simulation in Nursing