Helen C. Coronel
Associate Professor
Bio
Family nurse practitioner for over twenty years. Undergraduate degree from UMHB. Master's and doctorate from Vanderbilt University. Board certified through ANCC. Extensive experience in family practice and neurology.
Research Interests
- Military medicine, brain injury
Courses Taught
- NU 683 - Leadership Practicum II
- NU 682 - Leadership Practicum I
- NU 644 - FNP IV
- NU 643 - FNP III
- NU 642 - FNP II
- NU 641 - FNP 1
- NU 640 - NP Introduction
- NU 614 - Advanced Pharmacology
- NU 607 - Adv Clinical Pathophysiology
- NU 508 - Advanced Health Assessment
- NU 503 - Advanced Nursing Theory
- NU 498 - Nursing Honors Capstone Projct
- NU 418RW - Online Concepts/Issues/Theory
- NU 407 - Adult Health Nursing II
- NU 406WR - Foundations of EBP in Nursing
- NU 308 - Pharmacology in Nursing
- NU 305R - Online Physical Assessment
- NU 303R - Foundations of EBP in Nursing
- NU 202R - Online Computation for Nursing
- NU 202 - Computations for Nursing
- FYE 101 - First-Year Experience Seminar
Education
- Nursing Practice (DNP)
Vanderbilt University - Family Nurse Practitioner (MSN)
Vanderbilt University - Nursing (BSN)
The University of Mary Hardin-Baylor
Selected Intellectual Contributions
- Neysa L. Brown, Wendy A. Darby, and Coronel. 2019. An Escape Room as a Simulation Teaching Strategy (2019). Clinical Simulation in Nursing
- K S. Meyer, D W. Marion, Helen C. Coronel, and M S. Jaffee. 2010. Combat-Related Traumatic Brain Injury and Its Implications to Military Healthcare.