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Therry Rose Eparwa, DNP, MSN, RN, FNP-BC

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Biography

Areas of Interest

Integrative, alternative, and complementary therapies; medicinal cannabis; ketamine assisted psychotherapy; functional medicine; mind-body spirit; Filipino-American health and health outcomes; community and public health nursing; community-based participatory research; health care policy; determinants of health; health literacy; upstream health and wellness

Clinical Experiences

  • Family nurse practitioner in primary/integrative care, integrative neurology, urgent care, free healthcare clinics
  • Registered nurse in hospital (ICU, Medicine/Telemetry) and public health nursing (STD/HIV, Women's Health)

Education

DNP, Seattle University

MSN, Research College of Nursing

BSN, Rockhurst University and Reseach College of Nursing

BA, Human Biology, University of Kansas

Courses Taught

Courses for AY 2024-2025:

  • NURS 3205 - Pathophysiology
  • NURS 4960 - Independent Study (Varied Topics)
  • NURS 6001 - Advanced Health Assessment (Lab)
  • NURS 6010 - Health Care Policy
  • NURS 6024 - Advanced Pathophysiology
  • DNP Project Mentor

Previous Courses:

  • NURS 3405 - Health Assessment and Interventions (Lab)
  • NURS 4791 - Senior Practicum
  • NURS 5024 - Pathophysiology
  • NURS 6910 - Special Topics: Nursing in Guatemala
  • NURS 6960 - Independent Study (Varied Topics)
  • UCOR 3600 - Nursing in Nicaragua
  • UCOR 3600 - Nursing in Bolivia
  • Advanced Health Assessment and Differential Diagnosis
  • Nursing Foundations Lab
  • Medical-Surgical Clinical
  • Transition to Advanced Practice Nursing Practicum

Publications

Whinkin, E, Eparwa, TRJ, Julseth, MC, Schneider, A, & Aggarwal, SK. (29 Aug 2023). Reductions in anxiety and depression symptoms in a subset of outpatients with problematic substance use who received ketamine-assisted psychotherapy: a two-year retrospective chart review. Frontiers in Psychiatry, Sec. Psychopharmacology, 14.https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyt.2023.1160442

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