Daniel Lovasz | Faculty Bios | University of the Incarnate Word

Bio

Dr. Lovasz is an officer in the Army Reserves with a rank of major and a head nurse with his reserve unit.

Education

PhD, University of Phoenix, Healthcare Administration
MSN, University of Maryland
BSN, University of Maryland
CNE, Florida State University

Recent Publications and Presentations

2014 Doctoral Dissertation – “Socio-demographic-related variations in satisfaction with the nursing program: A descriptive study"

Professional Memberships

American Nurses Association (ANA)
Honor Society of Nursing
National League for Nursing (NLN)
U.S. Army Reserves

Awards/Recognitions

Blackboard guru
Several military awards

Certifications/Licenses

BLS
CNE
ENA
RN

Brief Academic and Teaching History

Dr. Lovasz has been teaching Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing since 2005. He was the lead faculty and course coordinator (Associate Professor) at Gulf Coast Community College and Charleston Southern University. He was also an Associate Professor and Course Coordinator for Capstone courses at Galen College of Nursing. Dr. Lovasz has been part of the University of the Incarnate Word for almost 4 years. He is currently teaching Psychiatric Mental Health and is the lead faculty member for NURS 4432 PMHN.

Courses Taught

Evidence Based Practice and Nursing Research
Mental Surgical Nursing
Nursing Informatics
Pharmacology
Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing

Research Interests

Personality disorders - alternative approaches
Psychiatric mental health needs in the community
Suicide prevention
Student retention and success
Student satisfaction with nursing programs
The use of standardized patient in psychiatric mental health nursing simulation
Transcranial magnetic stimulation
Traumatic brain injuries - screening/treatment/management