Donita D’Amico, MEd, RN
Donita D’Amico, a diploma nursing school graduate, earned her
baccalaureate degree in Nursing from William Paterson College. She
earned a master’s degree in Nursing Education at Teachers College,
Columbia University, with a specialization in Adult Health. Ms.
D’Amico has been a faculty member at William Paterson University
for more than 30 years. Her teaching responsibilities include
physical assessment, medical-surgical nursing, nursing theory, and
fundamentals in the classroom, skills laboratory, and clinical
settings.
Ms. D’Amico coauthored several textbooks, including Health
Assessment in Nursing and its companion clinical handbook by Sims,
D’Amico, Stiesmeyer, and Webster; as well as Comprehensive Health
Assessment: A Student Workbook and Modules for Medication
Administration with Dr. Colleen Barbarito.
Ms. D’Amico is active in the community. Within the university, she
is a charter member of the Iota Alpha Chapter of Sigma Theta Tau
International. She also serves as a consultant and contributor to
local organizations.
Colleen Barbarito, EdD, RN
Colleen Barbarito received a nursing diploma from Orange Memorial
Hospital School of Nursing, graduated with a baccalaureate degree
from William Paterson College, and earned a master’s degree from
Seton Hall University, all in New Jersey. She received her Doctor
of Education from Teachers College, Columbia University. Prior to a
position in education, Dr. Barbarito’s clinical experiences
included medical-surgical, critical care, and emergency nursing.
Dr. Barbarito has been a faculty member at William Paterson
University since 1984, where she has taught Physical Assessment and
a variety of clinical laboratory courses for undergraduate nursing
students and curriculum development at the graduate level.
Dr. Barbarito coauthored two books with Donita D’Amico–Modules for
Medication Administration and Comprehensive Health Assessment: A
Student Workbook. She published articles on anaphylaxis in American
Journal of Nursing and Coping with Allergies and Asthma. Her
research includes physical assessment and collaboration on revising
a physical assessment project with results published as a brief in
Nurse Educator. As a faculty member, Dr. Barbarito participated in
committees to explore curricular change and to develop
multimedia-learning modules for critical thinking.
Dr. Barbarito is a member of Sigma Theta Tau International Honor
Society of Nursing and the National League for Nursing.
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