Grace Moorefield has been serving the community of Azusa Pacific University (APU) since 2001. Not only an assistant professor, she is also currently the Chair for Baccalaureate Nursing Program. Moorefield has served locally (Southern California) for the entirety of her career in a variety of hospital, outpatient, homecare, and other community settings. As a Clinical Nurse Specialist in Psychiatric-Mental Health Care, she has provided individual and family counseling, as well as consultation, program development and educational services to many. Her passion is found in the provision of God-honoring holistic healthcare services to the human community and in inspiring our new generation of nurses to do likewise.
Education
Higher Education, Claremont Graduate School, current
MSN, Family Mental Health-Azusa Pacific University, 1987
MSN, Family Mental Health-California State University of Los Angeles-1982
AA, Nursing-Pasadena City College
Credentials/CertificationsCertified Clinical Nurse Specialist, American Nurses Association, 1990;
Clinical Nurse Specialist-Mental Health, 1990, State of California-Department of Consumer Affairs;
Public Health Nurse Services, State of California-Department of Health, 1984;
Registered Nurse Affairs, State of California-Department of Consumer, 1975
Department
Expertise