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Julia Tokarz, MSN, RN, CRRN

Lecturer

Health Sciences, 262,

Overview

Julia Tokarz is a second career nurse who started her career with the Shepherd Center in Georgia as a rehabilitation nurse. She served as the clinical nurse educator for the same facility specializing in spinal cord injury and the adolescent population. After receiving her MSN degree in Nursing Education, she began teaching as a clinical instructor for the University System of Georgia in 2021. Shortly after, she joined the University of North Georgia faculty in 2022 and is currently part of the team developing and teaching in the first accelerated tract of the BSN program. Julia is passionate about educating both the hearts and minds of the newest generation of nurses.

Education

MSN, Nursing Education, Kennesaw State University
BSN, Nursing, Kennesaw State University
BS, Recording Industry, Middle Tennessee State University

Research/Special Interests

Family-Centered Care
Neurological Disorders and Complications
Rehabilitation Nursing

Professional Organizations

Association of Rehabilitation Nurses
Sigma Theta Tau

Curriculum Vitae

Julia Tokarz's CV (PDF)

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