Angela Moss, PhD, MSN, APRN-BC, RN, FAAN is Assistant Dean of Faculty Practice and an associate Professor in the Department of Community Systems and Mental Health Nursing. She has over 20 years’ experience as a nurse, nurse practitioner, educator, and administrator. As Assistant Dean, Moss is responsible for the development, maintenance and financial sustainability of over 20 diverse academic-practice partnerships in alignment with the College’s core teaching mission and social justice vision.
Moss is an expert in strategic development of self-sustaining nurse-managed care delivery models within communities and built environments. Under her leadership, the Faculty Practice has grown over 550% in the past 4 years where more than 60 faculty clinicians provide nursing care to Chicago’s most vulnerable populations. Rush students contribute over 30,000 annual clinical training hours in the Faculty Practice program and as a result, develop specialized clinical skills for care of vulnerable patient populations.
Moss is a board certified, practicing Adult Nurse Practitioner and currently provides primary care to formerly incarcerated men and women. As Associate Professor, her primary teaching responsibilities are in the Doctor of Nursing Practice programs with a focus on health assessment, healthcare business and finance, and doctoral project advisement. Her research interests include return on investment (ROI) and cost analysis studies of nurse-managed health centers (NMHCs), patient satisfaction of NMHCs, and the impact of aging on perceptions of health and healthcare utilization.
In the Media
Moss, A. (December 7, 2018). The OpEd Project and nursing: Shaping public discourse. Reflections of Nursing Leadership, Sigma Theta Tau International. Invited Media.
Moss, A. (October 15, 2018). Creating a proactive healthcare system is not rocket science. Rush University TedX. Media.
