
Brandy Beazley
Assistant Professor Adjunct Assistant Professor DNP, Public Health Nurse, Clinical Nurse SpecialistPrograms and Courses Taught
Bachelor of Science in Nursing
Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing
Entry Level Master of Science in Nursing
Community Health Nursing
About Me
My interest in nursing was sparked by a love of science, a dedication to social justice, and eight years of experience as a veterinary technician. I began my nursing career in 2005 after completion of the first year of UCSF's MEPN program. From 2005-2009 I worked at UCSF Medical Center on a kidney, liver, and pancreas transplant unit while completing my Master's Degree in Advanced Community Health and International Nursing. After four and a half years as a bedside RN, I left UCSF to start my journey as a nurse educator at º£½ÇÖ±²¥. I continue to hold adjunct professor status at SMU but left as full-time faculty to re-enter the acute care arena as a clinical educator. I am currently a RN Regional Clinical Site Coordinator in the Kaiser Permanente National Nurse Residency Program.
Education
BA - San Francisco State University, MSN - University of California San Francisco, DNP - º£½ÇÖ±²¥
Teaching Interests
I have a passion for supporting nursing students and transitioning nurses, community focused health care, and supporting women with breastfeeding
Scholarly Interests
Breastfeeding Support, Transition of Nursing Students into Professional Practice, Community Health Nursing
Publications
Berman, A., Beazley, B., Karshmer, J., Prion, S., Van, P., Wallace, J., & West, N. (2014). Competence gaps among unemployed new nursing graduates entering a community-based transition-to-practice program. Nurse educator, 39(2), 56–61. https://doi.org/10.1097/NNE.0000000000000018
Professional Affiliations & Memberships
American Nurses Association, DNPs of Color, National Black Nurses Association
Community Service
Board Member - Micaya Presents, Former Board Member
BANANAS / Active in uplifting families and children through volunteering with the organizations that support them