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Lisa Lycette, PhD

Assistant Professor
Nursing

Education

  • PhD in Nursing Education and Administration 2018 William Carey University, Hattiesburg, MS  
  • MSN 2010 Grand Valley State University, Allendale, MI 
  • BSN 1981 University of Mississippi, Jackson, MS 

 Specialty

Maternal Newborn Nursing

Professional Experience

  • Associate Professor, Mississippi College 2012–2020   Clinton, MS
  • Instructor, Hinds Community College 2011–2012 Raymond, MS
  • Staff Nurse, Birthing Center, Mercy Health St. Mary’s1992-2009 Grand Rapids, MI
  • Staff Nurse, Birthing Center, Mercy Health St. Mary's 1992–2009 Grand Rapids, MI
  • Staff Nurse, Homecare, Amicare Home Healthcare 1994–1996 Walker, MI 
  • Staff Nurse, Birthing Center, St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center 1989–1991 Phoenix, AZ
  • Staff Nurse, L&D, Nursery, Postpartum/GYN, Phoenix General Hospital1985–1991 Phoenix, AZ
  • Staff Nurse, L&D,Woman’s Hospital1983 Flowood, MS
  • Staff Nurse, Medical Unit, University of Mississippi Medical Center 1981 Jackson, MS

Presentations

Lycette, L. (2018, September). Nursing faculty perceptions related to collaborative testing.  Sigma Theta Tau Regional 8 Conference, Podium Presentation, Mobile AL.

Lycette, L. (2019, October). Nursing faculty perceptions related to collaborative testing. Mississippi State Nurses Convention, Poster Presentation, Gulfport, MS

Professional Associations

  • Association of Women’s Health, Obstetric, and Neonatal Nurses member
  • Sigma Theta Tau member
  • American Nurses Association member 
Lisa Lycette

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