Stacey Minor

Stacey Minor has a diverse background in nursing to include care and management of patient populations in the areas of med-surg, transitional care, long-term care. In her leadership role at Regis, she brings experience as a nursing professor from both online and in-person classroom teaching. Her experience includes online course development, having been through Quality Matters online course development trainings supported by Regis. She has also been course coordinator for courses has included nursing research, theory, leadership, community nursing, health assessment, and concepts and challenges for nursing practice.

Stacey’s educational background is also diverse; her doctoral studies and research has focused on cultural competence in nursing education. She earned her MSN at Liberty University, where she focused on nursing education; she obtained her BSN at Carson-Newman University.

Stacey holds her RN licenses in five states, which includes a compact state RN license.

Prior to going into the nursing profession, Stacey worked in the legal field as a paralegal and a case manager in Arbitration and Mediation.