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Sherrie Rubio-Wallace, MS, RN, FNP-C
Assistant Lecturer
EdD Adult Teaching and Learning, U. of Wyoming, in progress; Post-Masters Certificate, Nurse Educator; U. of Wyoming, 2007; MSN, Family Nurse Practitioner; U. of Wyoming, 2002; BSN, Villanova University, Pennsylvania, 1990
sherrie@uwyo.edu • 307-766-2693 • 338 Health Sciences
Best Mode of Communication: E-mail and phone
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Areas of Clinical Interest & Expertise
- Women's health
- Community health
Awards and Honors
- 2006 & 2007 / Mortar Board "Top Prof"
- 2007 / LeaRN Grant - $1000
- Awarded for work on freshman course NURS 1000, and enhancing learning for first-year students.
Professional Experience
- 2001 to present / Assistant Lecturer, University of Wyoming School of Nursing
- 2007 to present / Coordinator, Basic BSN Track, University of Wyoming School of Nursing
- 2001 to present / Nurse Practitioner, Laramie Reproductive Health, Laramie, Wyoming
- 2001 / Nurse Practitioner, Intermountain Internal Medicine, Laramie, Wyoming
- 2000 - 2001 / Nurse Practitioner, Your Partners in Health, Laramie, Wyoming
- 1999 - 2000 / Public Health Nurse, Albany County Public Health, Laramie, Wyoming
- 1998 / Migrant Health Nurse, Farmworker Health Services, Longmont, Colorado
- 1995 - 1997 / RN/Case Manager Home Health, Longmont United Home Care, Longmont, CO
- 1992 - 1994 / Traveling Nurse, Starmed Staffing, Inc.
- 1990 - 1991 / RN/Intensive Care, Bryn Mawr Hospital, Bryn Mawr, PA
Professional Licensure & Certification
- RN/APN, State of Wyoming, Board of Nursing
- American Academy of Nurse Practitioners, FNP-C
- American Nurses Credentialing Center, BC, Community Health
- National Certification Corporation, Certificate of Added Qualification, Gynecological and Reproductive Health for the Advanced Practice Nurse.
Professional Organizations
- Sigma Theta Tau
- American Nurses Association
- American Academy of Nurse Practitioners
- Association of Community Health Nurse Educators
- Wyoming Council of Advanced Practice Nurses
- Wyoming Public Health Association
- Migrant Clinician's Network
- Albany County Family Network
Professional and Community Service
- Fall 2008 / ACHNE committee- Innovative Teaching Strategies Task Force
- Fall 2008 / KEEP screen planning committee and clinical preceptor
- 2002 to present / Health Advisory Committee- Laramie Head Start
- 2002 to present / District 12 Wyoming Nurses Association
Committee member for ‘Nurse of the Year' award each year
- 2003 - 2005 / Assisted in monthly breast exams for disabled women at ARK
- Fall 2005 / Case Manager/Home Health - Whitney Health and Wellness Center
- 2001 to 2003 / Advisory Committee- Whitney Health and Wellness Center
- December 2002 / Assisted Community Health Coordinator at Ivinson Memorial Hospital in writing successful grant to Komen Foundation for Community-based Health Educator, Breast Health focus
Scholarship & Presentations
- Diaz-Swearingen, C. & Rubio-Wallace, S. (2005). Nursing students learn disaster response skills. Northwest Public Health, Fall/Winter 2005
- Heimer, K., Hart, A., Martin, L., Rubio-Wallace, S. Examining the Evidence for use of Vitamin C in prophylaxis of the common cold. Journal of the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners. Manuscript pending publication.
- Presentations
- Teaching Circle - University of Wyoming School of Nursing
February 15, 2008 - Adding Gerontology to the Curriculum
- 2nd Annual Women's Leadership Conference - University of Wyoming
February 3, 2007 - Women's Bodies, Women's Choices
- Women in Science Conference - University of Wyoming
May 8, 2007 - Technology in Healthcare
- Poster Presentation- Nurse Educators of the Rockies, Breckenridge, CO
June 2006 - Teaching Students about Disaster Preparedness
- Western Institute for Nursing
Spring 2006
Macnee, C., McCabe, S., & Rubio-Wallace, S. Getting what you asked for, not what you hoped: Pilot results regarding relapse proneness.
- Teaching Circle - University of Wyoming School of Nursing
March 24, 2004 Attitudes of Nursing Students towards Clients with Disabilities
- Annual College of Health Sciences Research Day
Spring 2003- Attitudes of Nursing Students towards Clients with Disabilities
- Whitney Wellness Center/Senior Center
Fall 2001 - Osteoporosis Prevention and Treatment
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