Jaimol S. Sreedhar

Jaimol S. Sreedhar applies creative solutions to the challenges faced in nursing education and research, serving as an Assistant Professor at Widener University. With a robust background in nursing education, Dr. Sreedhar is dedicated to fostering an environment where continuous learning and effective communication are paramount. Her teaching philosophy is deeply rooted in the integration of personal experiences with professional education, aiming to enhance both student learning and confidence. Dr. Sreedhar's research interests are diverse and impactful, focusing on areas such as nursing education methods and stress among nursing students. She is particularly passionate about understanding and addressing the challenges that nursing students face, aiming to develop strategies that can alleviate stress and improve educational outcomes. Her work extends into the critical areas of symptom management for cancer patients, pain management, and palliative care, reflecting her commitment to improving patient care and outcomes. In addition to her teaching and research, Dr. Sreedhar is an active member of several professional organizations, which keeps her connected with the latest developments in the field and provides a platform for collaboration and professional growth. Her contributions to the field have not gone unnoticed; she was honored with the Roberta Scofield Memorial Certification Award by the Oncology Nursing Certification Corporation in 2019, a testament to her dedication and impact in oncology nursing. Dr. Sreedhar's approach to nursing education is characterized by her belief in the power of integrating real-world experiences with academic learning. She encourages her students to engage deeply with the material, fostering an environment where they can develop the skills and confidence necessary to excel in their future careers. Her commitment to student success is evident in her innovative teaching methods and her ongoing research efforts. Through her work, Dr. Sreedhar aims to contribute to the advancement of nursing education and practice, ensuring that future generations of nurses are well-equipped to meet the demands of the healthcare industry. Her dedication to her students and her field is unwavering, making her a respected and influential figure in nursing education.