Linda Schneider, Ph.D., RN, HN-BC, began her career as a professional registered nurse in 1984. By working in hospitals throughout her career, Linda's expertise grew in pediatrics, behavioral health, coronary care, and endoscopy. She became a director of adult day health care in 2012, receiving several awards for creating holistic nursing programs. In 2015, she pursued teaching to further her passion for holistic nursing by educating future nurses. Nursing education became the focus of her endeavors to advance nursing education through research. An adjunct faculty since 2018, Linda's promotion to assistant professor in 2022 comes with gratitude and thankfulness in recognition of her dedication to New York Tech and the nursing profession.
Recent Projects and Research
- The experiences of first semester associate degree nursing students with practices of self-care
Selected Publications
- Schneider, L. (2022). The experiences of first semester associate degree nursing students with practices of self-care. ProQuest.
- Schneider, L. (2011). East meets West: A contrast in medicine. Dorrance.
- Schneider, L. (2010). Take me to happy. Lulu.
Professional Honors and Awards
- President's List, Summa Cum Laude, 2018–2021
- Sigma Theta Tau International Nursing Honor Society, 2016
- Long Island Press Community Award, 2012
- New York State Innovation Award, 2011
- Nassau County Declaration Achievement Award, 2010
Courses Taught at New York Tech
- NURS 410: Transcultural Nursing III: Maternal-Child and Family Health
- NURS 440: Nursing Research and Evidenced-Based Practice
- NURS 451: Nursing Therapeutics, behavioral health, clinical, 2018–2020
- NURS 451: Nursing Therapeutics, maternal-child, family health, clinical, 2020