Academic Achievements
INAI Activities Published in a National Journal: A Conversation with Aney Abraham, DNP, RN, NE-BC
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Nurses Week Reflection: I'm proud to be a nurse! By Dr. Aney Abraham, DNP, RN, NE-BC
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Dr. Simi Jesto Joseph, DNP, MSN, RN, APN, NP-C
Dr. Joseph is the Director of Research and Education at GI Solutions, Chicago. Dr. Joseph completed her Master's degree in Nursing/Nurse Practitioner from North Park University, Chicago, and Doctor of Nursing Practice from Loyola University, Chicago. She is a Clinical Research Scholar from Harvard Medical School, Boston. In addition, she is currently doing systematic review and meta-analysis with Joanna Briggs Institute through Society of Gastroenterology and Nurses & Associates.
Dr. Joseph continue her contribution in clinical research and nursing education. Through networking with colleagues from various nursing organizations, she discovered numerous opportunities to make a lasting impression in the nursing field. She is an active member of the state and national organizations such as the Illinois Society for Advanced Practice Nursing, Indian Nurses Association of Illinois & National Association of Indian Nurses of America, American Association of Nurse Practitioner, and Society of Gastroenterology Nurses & Associates. She was the past education chair and current APN chair of INAI. Her continued contribution to INAI and NAINA in the area of education and mentoring young nurses is commendable. Her current APN roles include; GI Nurse Practitioner, Nurse Scientist, National CEU speaker, Mentor for NPs, and Adjunct Professor at Benedictine University, Illinois. Dr. Joseph's present focus is on improving her leadership skills in clinical practice, nursing education, and clinical research.
Awards & Recognition
- Best Nurse Practitioner Award by NAINA 2018
- Creativity in Practice & Education Award” by National Academies of Practice, 2018
- Nurse leader Award by INAI, 2018
- Accepted as an international Adjunct Faculty at Manipal College of Nursing, MAHE, India in 2018
- Received “Clinical Research Scholar” from Harvard Medical School in 2017
- “AANP Nurse Practitioner State Award for Excellence” Awarded by- AANP for excellence in clinical practice from Illinois state in 2016
- “The Best Advanced Practice Nurse” Awarded by- Indian Nurses Association of Illinois in 2016
- “40 under 40 Emerging Nurse leader” Awarded by- American Nurses Association-Sponsored by Illinois Nurses Foundation and Illinois Healthcare Action Coalition in 2015
- “Best Research Poster Award” Awarded by- Illinois Society of Advanced Practice Nurses in 2014
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Susan Mathew, DNP, MSN, RN
I am currently working as a full-time didactic Instructor at Chamberlain University – Addison, Chicago. I’ve been with the Chamberlain University for the past four years as a Clinical Instructor as well as a Classroom Faculty- since April 2013.
I began working as a Critical Care Nurse in 1993 at West Suburban Hospital, Oak Park, over 20 years. I became Certified Critical Care Nurse (CCRN) since 2002. I also served (concurrently) as an Intensive Care Unit Charge Nurse as well as the Nursing Supervisor at the same hospital.
I have a Doctoral Degree in Nursing Healthcare System Leadership Specialty Track, Masters in Nursing Leadership, and a Bachelors of Science in Nursing. I graduated from Upasana School of Nursing with an Associate Degree in Nursing in 1992.
I am a member of American Nurses Association, Sigma Theta Tau Honor Society of Nursing, and Indian Nurses Association of Illinois.
I am dedicated to the profession of nursing and committed to the nursing culture of excellence, the value of professionalism, quality outcomes and collaborative practice with patient/family centered care. As a Nursing faculty, I am committed to facilitating the best educational experience possible for the students.
I began working as a Critical Care Nurse in 1993 at West Suburban Hospital, Oak Park, over 20 years. I became Certified Critical Care Nurse (CCRN) since 2002. I also served (concurrently) as an Intensive Care Unit Charge Nurse as well as the Nursing Supervisor at the same hospital.
I have a Doctoral Degree in Nursing Healthcare System Leadership Specialty Track, Masters in Nursing Leadership, and a Bachelors of Science in Nursing. I graduated from Upasana School of Nursing with an Associate Degree in Nursing in 1992.
I am a member of American Nurses Association, Sigma Theta Tau Honor Society of Nursing, and Indian Nurses Association of Illinois.
I am dedicated to the profession of nursing and committed to the nursing culture of excellence, the value of professionalism, quality outcomes and collaborative practice with patient/family centered care. As a Nursing faculty, I am committed to facilitating the best educational experience possible for the students.
Awards & Recognition
Susan Mathew, DNP, MSN, RN - Best Nurse Leader Award from INAI
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Congratulations to Susan Edamala in becoming the board member in the Illinois Department of Professional Regulation Nursing Workforce Center.
Congratulations to Jaimie Kuriakose in receiving the good catch award.
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