Joseph Gracy Amalraj, MSN, RN, CNE
Clinical Assistant Professor
Nursing
Biography
Professor Gracy is a full-time faculty at Kramer School of Nursing for the traditional undergraduate program. Her clinical practice area includes Pediatric ICU and Medical-surgical units. She is also a certified Midwife in India. She has been a nursing educator since 2012, teaching in both didactic and clinical settings for traditional undergraduate BSN students. She is passionate about helping English as a second language nursing students and international nursing students to be successful in their nursing school.
Education and National Certifications鈥�
- Currently Pursuing: PhD in Nursing, 野狼社区 University鈥�
- 2011: MSN- Education, 野狼社区 University鈥�
- 2007: BSN, Meenakshi College of Nursing, India鈥�
Teaching Interest鈥�
- Growth and development鈥�
- Simulation and debriefing
- Transcultural nursing鈥�
Current Research/Scholarly Interest鈥�
- English as a second language students
- Simulation and debriefing
- Clinical teaching strategies
Awards, Recognition, and Service鈥�鈥�
- 2011 Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing鈥�
- 2011 MSN Student Heart of Nursing Award
- 2010 OCU Student professional: Greatest Departmental Impact Award
- 2011 OCU Dean鈥檚 Scholarship
- 2006 BSN Academic Excellence Award
