Associate Professor
Suzanne Gosse’s career began with 18 years of bedside nursing practice. Most of the units she worked were critical care side, or step-down. She was also a circulating nurse in the operating room for several years. After injuring her back in the OR, she needed a less intense way to be a nurse and had an opportunity to be a staff development instructor in a hospital and a medical center. That led to opportunities to be a clinical instructor for several years and to her current position as a faculty member at Eastern Illinois University.
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About C Sue Gosse
Suzanne Gosse’s career began with 18 years of bedside nursing practice. Most of the units she worked were critical care side, or step-down. She was also a circulating nurse in the operating room for several years. After injuring her back in the OR, she needed a less intense way to be a nurse and had an opportunity to be a staff development instructor in a hospital and a medical center. That led to opportunities to be a clinical instructor for several years and to her current position as a faculty member at Eastern Illinois University.
| Present | Associate Professor, Eastern Illinois University ‐ School of Nursing | |
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Disciplines
Research Interests
Courses
- Public Health Nursing
- Pharmacogenomics
- Theoretical Foundations of Professional Nursing Practice
| 2007 | PhD, Ohio State University | |
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| 1995 | MS, Ball State University | |
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