Danielle Reinisch

Dr. Danielle Reinisch began her nursing career in 2010, specializing in maternal-newborn health. She continued to care for this population until 2016, when she transitioned into nursing academia. Her doctoral dissertation focused on evaluating the academic-practice partnership, aiming to align nursing academia with practice initiatives.Dr. Reinisch has taught both on-campus and online courses, covering a wide range of topics including nursing foundations, pathophysiology, public health nursing, and maternal-newborn care. In higher education, she has served on various committees such as Admissions and Progressions, Evaluation of Teaching, Curriculum, and IRB.At Walden University, Dr. Reinisch is a contributing faculty member in the Tempo Learning program, where she facilitates learning for several competencies for MSN students. A native of North Dakota, Dr. Reinisch finds joy in teaching and helping to shape the future leaders in nursing.

Education

DNP, University of North Dakota

MSN, University of Mary

BSN, Minot State University