Sandra Yamane
Dr. Sandra Yamane explores cutting-edge topics in nursing education and practice, bringing a wealth of knowledge and experience to her role as a Clinical Associate Professor at the UNCG School of Nursing. With a Doctorate in Nursing Practice (DNP) from Duke University, Dr. Yamane is well-versed in the complexities and advancements within the nursing field. Her academic journey is further enriched by a master's degree in nursing from Sacred Heart University, which has equipped her with a robust foundation in clinical and theoretical nursing principles. In addition to her nursing qualifications, Dr. Yamane holds a master's degree in occupational safety and health environmental management from Columbia Southern University. This unique combination of expertise allows her to integrate safety and health management principles into nursing practice, fostering a holistic approach to patient care and healthcare environments. Her diverse educational background is complemented by various associate and bachelor's degrees from esteemed institutions, including Forsyth Technical Community College and UNC Chapel Hill. Dr. Yamane's multifaceted education and professional experience enable her to contribute significantly to the academic and clinical training of nursing students. Her commitment to excellence in nursing education is evident in her innovative teaching methods and dedication to preparing the next generation of nurses for the challenges of modern healthcare. Throughout her career, Dr. Yamane has been involved in numerous initiatives aimed at enhancing nursing practice and education. Her work often bridges the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application, ensuring that her students are well-prepared to meet the demands of the healthcare industry. Her passion for nursing and education is reflected in her ongoing efforts to stay abreast of the latest developments in the field, ensuring that her teaching remains relevant and impactful. Dr. Yamane's contributions to the UNCG School of Nursing and the broader nursing community are invaluable. Her interdisciplinary approach and commitment to lifelong learning serve as an inspiration to her students and colleagues alike, making her a respected and influential figure in the field of nursing education.