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Initiated upon Marianne Baernholdt's arrival as dean in fall 2022, and among her top priorities, the School's strategic planning process was designed to be an inclusive, iterative process that would tap the collective knowledge, experience, and expertise of the School of Nursing community. Guided by UVA's Office of Organizational Excellence, a ...
- Meet Dean Marianne Baernholdt • UVA School of Nursing
Marianne Baernholdt, PhD, MPH, RN, FAAN—a leading expert in...
- Meet Dean Marianne Baernholdt • UVA School of Nursing
Marianne Baernholdt, PhD. Marianne Baernholdt is the Dean of the UVA School of Nursing. She has dedicated her career to teaching and mentoring students and junior faculty and is a leading scholar of care quality and safety whose work has emphasized factors affecting health in rural and global environments. Before becoming dean, she was director ...
Apr 20, 2022 · The University of Virginia has named international scholar and nursing leader Marianne Baernholdt as the new dean of the School of Nursing. Baernholdt is an experienced educator who has devoted her career to mentoring students and junior faculty in safety, quality, innovation and leadership. She comes to UVA from the University of North ...
- Q: You Were on The UVA Nursing Faculty from 2005 to 2014. What Brought You back?
- Q. What Are The Challenges Facing Nurses and Nursing Education?
- Q. How Do You Plan to Address The Nursing Shortage?
- Q. How Will Your Expertise in Global Health Influence Your Deanship?
- Q. Can You Tell Us A Little About Your Family?
MB: Because it’s UVA and because of the people! Many of the faces at the School are beloved to me—we enjoy a lot of longevity among faculty and staff—and the variety and strength of our research and our across-Grounds collaborations are exciting, too. And it’s also a fact that our students are second-to-none. It was the opportunity of a lifetime. A...
MB: COVID gave the world a better sense of what nurses do and has given us a platform to speak up in ways, perhaps, that we’ve never done before. Of course, COVID also gave us a look at what happens when nursesdon’tget what they need and the many ways our systems need to improve. My research focuses on how to ensure our frontline workers are safe, ...
MB: COVID drove many nurses to quit, but the exodus was happening long before the pandemic. Many nurses felt overworked and underpaid, exposed to high-acuity situations without adequate protection and supplies, and continuously asked to work in high-stress environments. But in my own and others’ research, it’s abundantly clear that if the well-bein...
MB: My global lens is not one I can turn off; It’salwayswith me, and that’s a good thing. I have traveled with countless students all over the world and met nurses from so many continents and countries, experiences that inform who I am and what I do. Being an immigrant myself also colors how I connect with others: It really is about finding common ...
MB: My husband, who grew up in California and Denmark, is a retired physician. We have three grown children who grew up in the United States: a daughter, who lives in Oregon and is a nurse; and two sons, who both live in Denmark. We have two dogs: Zero and Taz. They are Basenjis, a very independent breed, which is another word for untrainable. Some...
Apr 27, 2022 · Marianne Baernholdt, PhD, MPH, RN, FAAN, was named as 7th dean of the UVA School of Nursing on April 20, 2022. Dr. Baernholdt is an experienced educator who has devoted her career to mentoring students and junior faculty in safety, quality, innovation and leadership. She comes to us from the University of North Carolina at […]
The UVA School of Nursing is a learning community rooted in compassion and respect, and in lockstep with UVA Health and its ASPIRE values, which include Accountability, Stewardship, Professionalism, Integrity, Respect, and Equity. As a community of students, faculty, and staff, we value: Initiated upon Marianne Baernholdt's arrival as dean in ...
Apr 20, 2022 · When she starts Aug. 1, Dr. Baernholdt will succeed Pam Cipriano, PhD, RN, FAAN, as dean. During her more than 40-year career, Dean Cipriano has been a tireless advocate for quality, for increasing nursing’s influence on healthcare policy and for advancing the role and visibility of nurses.
