faculty

Lisa Dumont she/her/hers

Full Time Lecturer

College of Nursing & Health Sciences / Community

Curriculum Vitae

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Education

2022Capella UniversityPhD
2008University of PhoenixMSN
2005University of PhoenixBSN
1991Bristol Community CollegeADN

Teaching

  • Adult education
  • Nursing
  • Dementia
  • Sepsis
  • Technology

Teaching

Programs

Teaching

Courses

This course provides students with foundational knowledge essential to nursing care that maximizes health by guiding adults and older adults through the health care experience. Nursing care is guided by the use of assessment data to determine nursing diagnoses and interventions. Professional role development related to accountability, ethics, and therapeutic alliances is facilitated through discussion. The AACN (2008) Essentials of Baccalaureate Education for Professional Nursing Practice guided course development.

Experiential learning, assessment and foundational nursing skills in caring for adults. Students demonstrate beginning competence in holistic health assessment skills and foundational skills. Students promote maximum health and guide adults through the health care experience in laboratory and health care settings. Professional role development related to accountability, cultural sensitivity, ethics, and therapeutic alliance is facilitated through discussion and active learning.

Experiential learning, assessment and foundational nursing skills in caring for adults. Students demonstrate beginning competence in holistic health assessment skills and foundational skills. Students promote maximum health and guide adults through the health care experience in laboratory and health care settings. Professional role development related to accountability, cultural sensitivity, ethics, and therapeutic alliance is facilitated through discussion and active learning.

Experiential learning, assessment and foundational nursing skills in caring for adults. Students demonstrate beginning competence in holistic health assessment skills and foundational skills. Students promote maximum health and guide adults through the health care experience in laboratory and health care settings. Professional role development related to accountability, cultural sensitivity, ethics, and therapeutic alliance is facilitated through discussion and active learning.

Experiential learning, assessment and foundational nursing skills in caring for adults. Students demonstrate beginning competence in holistic health assessment skills and foundational skills. Students promote maximum health and guide adults through the health care experience in laboratory and health care settings. Professional role development related to accountability, cultural sensitivity, ethics, and therapeutic alliance is facilitated through discussion and active learning.

Experiential learning, assessment and foundational nursing skills in caring for adults. Students demonstrate beginning competence in holistic health assessment skills and foundational skills. Students promote maximum health and guide adults through the health care experience in laboratory and health care settings. Professional role development related to accountability, cultural sensitivity, ethics, and therapeutic alliance is facilitated through discussion and active learning.

Examines nursing interventions in promoting health, guiding the health care experience and shaping the therapeutic environment for adults experiencing acute or chronic illness. Acute illness includes short-term, episodic illnesses and acute exacerbations of selected chronic health problems. Chronic illness is viewed as a significant life event within a person¿s biography that offers both challenges and opportunities to maximize health. Evidence-based standards of practice, consistent with the ANA (2010) Nursing: Scope and Standards of Practice for adults are integrated throughout the course.

Experiential learning component addressing the nursing needs of adults experiencing acute and/or chronic illness in a hospital setting. Additional observational, simulation and lab experiences are integrated. Learners will apply theoretical knowledge related to illness and its manifestations. Emphasis is placed on applying professional knowledge and skill that maximizes health, that guides the adult through the illness experience, and that structures environments to support these processes.

Experiential learning component addressing the nursing needs of adults experiencing acute and/or chronic illness in a hospital setting. Additional observational, simulation and lab experiences are integrated. Learners will apply theoretical knowledge related to illness and its manifestations. Emphasis is placed on applying professional knowledge and skill that maximizes health, that guides the adult through the illness experience, and that structures environments to support these processes.

Experiential learning component addressing the nursing needs of adults experiencing acute and/or chronic illness in a hospital setting. Additional observational, simulation and lab experiences are integrated. Learners will apply theoretical knowledge related to illness and its manifestations. Emphasis is placed on applying professional knowledge and skill that maximizes health, that guides the adult through the illness experience, and that structures environments to support these processes.

Research

Research interests

  • Adult education
  • Technology in Higher Education/Nursing
  • Universal Design in Higher Education/Nursing
  • Self Care

Select publications

See curriculum vitae for more publications

  • Lisa Dumont and Andrew Harding (2013).
    Journal of Emergency Nursing
    Development and Implementation of a sepsis program, 39 (6), 625-630.

Lisa Dumont, PhD, RN, CDP began her journey in nursing at Bristol Community College where she received her Associate Degree of Applied Sciences in nursing in 1991. Lisa Went on to earn her BSN at the University of Phoenix in 2005 and received her Masters in Nursing Education also from the University of Phoenix in 2008.

During her undergraduate studies, she was inducted in to the Honor Society of Nursing, Sigma Theta International. In 2021, Lisa earned her doctoral degree from Capella University and was inducted into the Honor Society for Leadership and Success and worked as a FlexPath online nursing tutor for various nursing degrees. Dr. Dumont maintains her certification as a  certified dementia practitioner. 

Prior to entering the faculty role, Dr. Dumont served as a staff nurse in various clinical settings including critical care, Emergency room, post-anesthesia care unit, leadership (Manager of the ICU), and sepsis coordinator.  She is married with two sons and one soon-to-be first grand baby. She has two fur-babies (yellow labs). Dr. Dumont enjoys crafting, such as card making, soap making, rope bowls, etc. She is enthusiastic about nursing education and preparing new graduates to lead the profession.