Assistant Professor of Nursing
York College of Pennsylvania
York, PA, United States
Dr. Rachael Lattanzio is a trailblazing nursing leader, educator, and innovator dedicated to advancing health and wellness through forward-thinking strategies and evidence-based practice. Recognized as a 2024 honoree of Central Pennsylvania Business Journal’s 40 Under 40, Dr. Lattanzio exemplifies excellence in her commitment to transforming nursing education and modernizing healthcare delivery.
As an Assistant Professor of Nursing at York College of Pennsylvania, Dr. Lattanzio serves as the Course Coordinator and Lead Professor for Medical-Surgical Nursing II and teaches Nursing Research, inspiring future nurses to excel in clinical practice, critical thinking, and holistic care. Her expertise spans nursing strategic planning, quality improvement, and innovative care delivery systems, making her a key figure in preparing practice-ready nurses to meet the demands of modern healthcare.
Dr. Lattanzio is board-certified as a Nurse Coach through the American Holistic Nurses Credentialing Corporation (AHNCC), is a Certified Executive Nurse Leader (CENP) through the American Organization for Nursing Leadership (AONL), and a certified personal trainer through the American Council on Exercise (ACE-CPT). These credentials reflect her dedication to fostering professional excellence, holistic wellness, and leadership development in the nursing profession.
Her accolades include the DAISY Award for Exceptional Nursing Faculty and leadership roles on the Executive Boards of the American Heart Association and Beyond Pink Foundation. She is a published author and researcher with a Doctorate in Nursing Practice, actively advancing communication, practice readiness, and collaboration in nursing education.
Dr. Lattanzio’s transformative vision, innovative approach, and commitment to holistic health are redefining the nursing profession. Her work inspires future nurses to embrace wellness, competence, and compassion, ensuring they are equipped to meet the challenges of a rapidly evolving healthcare environment.
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