Ezekiel Osundina

His first teaching experience was at a public community college, where he took student nurses out for community nursing clinicals. He taught practical nursing programs, primarily geriatric, psychiatric, and medical-surgical nursing. He enrolled in the Walden University Postdoctoral Fellowship in Nursing program and is currently a part-time faculty member. He has been a registered nurse for over thirty (30) years and graduated from Walden University with a Doctor of Philosophy degree in Nursing Education. He worked in various nursing specialties, including acute care, subacute care, long-term care, and psychiatric nursing, in Africa and the United States. He is currently the training and education specialist in a government-owned Mid-Atlantic psychiatric care facility.

Education

PhD, Walden University

MSN, Wilmington University

BSN, Chamberlain College of Nursing