Hollie Keller

Dr. Hollie Keller is a recognized authority in the field of nursing education, particularly in orthopedic nursing, pain control, and patient satisfaction. As an Assistant Professor of Practice at the School of Nursing at North Dakota State University's Bismarck Campus, she plays a pivotal role in shaping the next generation of nurses. Dr. Keller is deeply involved in teaching and clinical instruction, focusing on foundational clinical nursing labs, adult health nursing, and effective pain management strategies. Her commitment to excellence in nursing education is evident through her active membership in the Sigma Theta Tau Honor Society of Nursing, an organization that acknowledges her dedication and contributions to the field. Dr. Keller's professional qualifications are further underscored by her certifications in Basic Life Support, Advanced Cardiac Life Support, and the Management of Aggressive Behavior, which equip her to provide comprehensive and compassionate care. Dr. Keller's research interests lie at the intersection of orthopedic nursing and patient satisfaction, where she explores innovative approaches to pain control. Her work aims to improve patient outcomes by integrating evidence-based practices into clinical settings. Through her research, she seeks to enhance the quality of care and ensure that patients receive the best possible treatment and support. In addition to her academic and research pursuits, Dr. Keller is committed to fostering a supportive and engaging learning environment for her students. She believes in the importance of hands-on experience and encourages her students to apply theoretical knowledge in practical settings. Her dedication to student success is reflected in her interactive teaching style and her ability to inspire future healthcare professionals. Dr. Keller's contributions to the field of nursing extend beyond the classroom, as she actively participates in professional development and community outreach initiatives. Her passion for nursing and her unwavering commitment to improving patient care make her a respected and influential figure in the nursing community.