Angela Starkweather, a distinguished nurse-scientist and clinician renowned for her expertise in pain and chronic illness management, has been appointed as the new dean of the Rutgers School of Nursing.
Starkweather brings a wealth of experience from her previous roles, including serving as the Chamings Endowed Professor in Nursing and assistant dean of research development at the University of Florida College of Nursing in Gainesville, Fla. Her background also includes leadership positions at the University of Connecticut School of Nursing and Virginia Commonwealth University School of Nursing.
Taking over from retiring dean Linda Flynn, Starkweather is set to lead the Rutgers School of Nursing. Under Flynn’s leadership, the school has seen significant national rankings and advancements in research growth. The school has consistently ranked among the top nursing programs in the country and received accolades for its commitment to diversity and equity.
With a steadfast commitment to evidence-based practices, Starkweather’s research has significantly advanced pain management and health outcomes for individuals with chronic illnesses. Her appointment is a beacon of hope, signifying a dedication to further enhancing the school’s reputation as a top-tier nursing program with a profound commitment to health equity.
I am excited to join Rutgers Health and build upon the foundation laid by Dean Flynn and the dedicated faculty, staff, and alumni of the School of Nursing,” Starkweather expressed. “Together, we will continue to provide exceptional educational experiences for our students, enhance our research initiatives, and strengthen partnerships within the community.”
Angela Starkweather’s outstanding contributions to nursing research have earned her well-deserved recognition. Her leadership will be a guiding light for the Rutgers School of Nursing, preparing future healthcare professionals and expanding its research endeavors to improve patient care and health outcomes.
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