Jill Fuller

Dr. Jill Fuller’s nursing education started over 25 years ago, she completed two Master of Science in Nursing degrees from the State University of New York at Buffalo and the University of Pittsburgh. She completed her Doctor of Philosophy in Nursing degree from Hampton University School of Nursing in 2011, with an emphasis on theory testing and family-related research. She completed her dissertation research on adult substance users in rehabilitation. Dr. Fuller started teaching with Walden University in 2015 in the Master of Science Nurse Practitioner program, with an emphasis in clinical teaching. She began working as contributing faculty in the the MSN department in 2020. Dr. Fuller has worked as a Nurse Practitioner since 2004 and is Nationally Board Certified in Family and Maternal/Women’s Health. She is also an American Academy of HIV Medicine, HIV Specialist. Dr. Fuller maintains her current practice working full time as a Certified Registered Nurse Practitioner.

Courses Taught

PRAC 6568 - Synthesis in Advanced Nursing Practice Care of Patients in Family Care Settings Practicum

Education

PhD, Hampton University

MSN, State University of New York at Buffalo

MSN, University of Pittsburgh

BSN, Penn State, The Behrend College

Diploma, Saint Vincent School of Nursing

Public Service

HRSA, National Health Service Corps, LRP , Participant - Erie

Publications

Fuller, J. M. (2013). A family field pattern portrait of adult substance users in rehabilitation. Visions: The Journal of Rogerian Nursing Science

Fuller, J. M. (2011). A family unitary field pattern portrait of power as knowing participation in change among adult substance users in rehabilitation.

Fuller, J. M. (2018). Headache in a patient with influenza. American Journal of Emergency Medicine