Allison Griffith

Biography:

Allison Griffith is a registered nurse with over 25 years of experience across diverse clinical settings, including Surgical Trauma, Emergency Medicine, and outpatient care. Currently, she serves as the Simulation Resource Coordinator at Bowie State University, where she helps nursing students build clinical confidence and competence through immersive, simulation-based learning experiences. She holds a Master of Science in Nursing Education and nationally credentialed as a Certified Nurse Educator (CNE) and an Advanced Simulation Educator Level III (ASEL III). She currently pursuing a PhD in Health Professions Education, with a focus on advancing evidence-based teaching practices and improving learning outcomes in nursing education. At this year’s conference, She is honored to co-present with Dr. Janice Williams on “Empowering Undergraduate Nurses: Advancing Competency Through Student-Directed Open Simulation Labs.” Their session will highlight how open-access, student-led simulation initiatives can enhance clinical judgment, foster autonomy, and prepare students more effectively for real-world practice. She deeply committed to creating innovative, student-centered learning environments that inspire future nurses and support their professional development.