Emily Rios
Emily Rios Assistant Professor of Practice
Building 1 - 152
My nursing career started at the University of Florida on a medical/surgical unit, where I later transitioned to neurosurgical critical care. I am a Certified Critical Care RN and most recently worked full-time at OHSU in the neurosciences ICU. At OHSU, I precepted graduate nurses and new-to-specialty nurses.
As a nursing student, I was a peer tutor and knew early on in my nursing career that I would want to teach one day; then, I became an adjunct clinical instructor, where I developed a passion for teaching. At Linfield, I teach care of patients with acute conditions and simulation. I am excited to share my expertise and passion for nursing with students and have an exponentially more significant effect on patient care through teaching.
Education
- B.A., psychology, University of Connecticut
- A.D.N., Naugatuck Valley Community College
- B.S.N., University of South Florida
- M.S.N., University of Hartford
Academic interests
- Sepsis
- Translational Science
- Nurse Intuition
- Professional topics in nursing
- Mental health and well-being of nurses
Presentations
Rios, E.M., Breda, K. L., (2023). “Time is survival: Continuing education on sepsis for neurosurgical critical care nurses.” Poster presented at the Oregon Nursing Research & Quality Consortium Annual Conference, April 2023, Salem, OR.