Beth Vottero, Ph.D., RN, CNE, ANEF

Professor of Nursing

Introduction

Beth Vottero teaches in the undergraduate, graduate and doctor of nursing practice programs and is the program coordinator for the masters in Nursing Education.

Research Overview

Vottero focuses on qualitative systematic and scoping review methodology. She is an active researcher and executive board member of QSEN Academic Task Force with multisite research on quality initiatives and teaching strategies. Her work has appeared in Nurse Educator, JBI Systematic Reviews and Implementation Science Reports, Nurse Educator and American Journal of Nursing and national and international presentations.

I love to knit and crochet, not your grandmother’s type of knitting, but rather the intricate, hard to do pieces. I feel that exercising both the analytic and creative sides of the brain is important to being centered as a human.

Select Publications

Schuler, M., Latourneau, R.M., Altmiller, G., Deal, B., Vottero, B., Boyd, T., Ebersole, N., Flexner, R., Jordan, J., Szymanski, K., Norris, T., Walker, D. (accepted for publication 2019).

Leadership, Teamwork, and Collaboration: The Lived Experience of Conducting Multi-site Research Focused on Quality and Safety Education for Nurses (QSEN) Competencies in Academia.

Nursing Education Perspectives. Kelly, P., Vottero, B, and Christie-McAuliffe, C. (2018).

Teaching Focus

Vottero’s teaching areas focus on evidence-based quality improvement that is leveled for undergraduate, graduate and DNP students. She also works on Quality and Safety Education for Nurses (QSEN) initiatives.

Previous Roles

Vottero was the Magnet program director for a successful re-designation at a NWI hospital.

Elevating Health Care Quality

Beth Vottero is dedicated to elevating the standards of nursing practice and preparing the next generation of nurses.

Meet Professor Vottero