Hallie Evans, DNP, CRNA
Director, Doctor of Nurse Anesthesia Practice Completion Program
Hallie Evans, DNP, CRNA, APRN began educating in 2009 as a clinical educator and preceptor for Nurse Anesthesiology students as well as a mentor for Scholarly projects. In 2015, she returned to school and earned her Post-Masters’ Doctorate of Nursing Practice degree. After earning this degree, she joined the faculty at Florida International University as an Assistant Clinical Professor, until accepting her position at MTSA in 2020. As a faculty member for the Nurse Anesthesia program at Florida International University, she taught a variety of courses in the didactic component of the Nurse Anesthesia program, including Technology in Anesthesia, Pharmacology, and Principles of Anesthesia. In addition to teaching didactically, she served as the coordinator of simulation creating, organizing, running, and evaluating anesthesia scenarios. She instructed the Scholarly Project progression of courses serving as a chair and supervisor of Doctoral Scholarly Projects. Throughout her academic career, she has maintained a strong clinical practice. Her scholastic interests include Evidence–Based Practice, Nursing Education, Leadership, and Regional Anesthesia to name a few. Currently, she teaches across the Doctorate Of Nurse Anesthesia Completion curriculum and serves as Director of the Completion Program.
Courses Taught:
- DNAP 600, 620, 630 & 710 Evidence-Based Practice in Nurse Anesthesia I, II, III, IV
- DNAP 640 Informatics & Education
Hallie Evans, DNP, CRNA, APRN began educating in 2009 as a clinical educator and preceptor for Nurse Anesthesiology students as well as a mentor for Scholarly projects. In 2015, she returned to school and earned her Post-Masters’ Doctorate of Nursing Practice degree. After earning this degree, she joined the faculty at Florida International University as an Assistant Clinical Professor, until accepting her position at MTSA in 2020. As a faculty member for the Nurse Anesthesia program at Florida International University, she taught a variety of courses in the didactic component of the Nurse Anesthesia program, including Technology in Anesthesia, Pharmacology, and Principles of Anesthesia. In addition to teaching didactically, she served as the coordinator of simulation creating, organizing, running, and evaluating anesthesia scenarios. She instructed the Scholarly Project progression of courses serving as a chair and supervisor of Doctoral Scholarly Projects. Throughout her academic career, she has maintained a strong clinical practice. Her scholastic interests include Evidence–Based Practice, Nursing Education, Leadership, and Regional Anesthesia to name a few. Currently, she teaches across the Doctorate Of Nurse Anesthesia Completion curriculum and serves as Director of the Completion Program.
Courses Taught:
- DNAP 600, 620, 630 & 710 Evidence-Based Practice in Nurse Anesthesia I, II, III, IV
- DNAP 640 Informatics & Education
