Dr. Sharon Nazarchuk R.N.
Part-time Faculty - College of Health and Human Services
The first two initials after my name are R.N.. I have worked in health care for over 40 years and this has given me so much insight into the courses I teach in the health sciences. Having the other degrees are a plus. My educational philosophy is based on principles that emphasize the search for meaning, freedom of choice, personal responsibility, self-awareness and compassion directed toward self and others. I believe that education is a process that prepares each individual to deal with life and to search for meaning. Education is a continuous, life long process of evolution aimed at the development of intellectual, aesthetic, and professional interests that advance the learner toward personal and professional goals. Quality teaching is accomplished through a dialogue with the learner whereby the teacher and learner pose questions and explore choices in action.
Trident Teaching Excellence Award
- Dr. Nazarchuk was selected from among 34 nominated faculty members for the Summer 2017 session.
- Master of Science in Health Administration
- Ph.D. in Health Sciences
- Legg, T. J. & Nazarchuk, S. (2012). Nursing home profit status, FTE activity staff compliment and citation scope/severity at F-248 in United States nursing homes. American Journal of Recreation Therapy.
- Legg, T. J. & Nazarchuk, S. (2012). Professional association membership: Does it impact the likelihood of deficiency citations at F-248 in skilled nursing facilities in the United States. American Journal of Recreation Therapy.
- Legg, T. J., Nazarchuk, S. A. (2012). Turning a blind eye to the rules that we establish: When surveyor's fail to cite facilities that fail to employ a qualified activity director in skilled nursing facilities in the United States.
