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Clarice Golightly-Jenkins, PhD, RN, CS
School of Nursing
Office for Faculty Excellence
210-567-5898
golightlyjen@uthscsa.edu
Assistant Professor/Clinical, Nursing
Complex Adaptive Systems (CAS) - Executive Leadership and Management in complex Adaptive Systems in national, transnational healthcare settings in peace, conflict
Integral Theory Applications to Health Professions - Leadership, management and nursing theory applications and their impact in complex adaptive systems are linchpins to effective health care education, research and practice.
Quality and Patient Safety - Care improvement and sustainment are essential for progress toward high reliability in healthcare organizations. How to get from here to there includes positive deviance, adaption and innovation.
Integral Theory Applications to Health Professions - Leadership, management and nursing theory applications and their impact in complex adaptive systems are linchpins to effective health care education, research and practice.
Quality and Patient Safety - Care improvement and sustainment are essential for progress toward high reliability in healthcare organizations. How to get from here to there includes positive deviance, adaption and innovation.
Education
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| Year | Degree | Discipline | Institution |
| 2003 | PhD | Leadership Studies | Our Lady of the Lake University San Antonio , TX |
| 1991 | Residency | Advanced Resources Management and Groups in Conf | University of Pennsylvania, Wharton School Philadelphia , PA |
| 1989 | DPL | Leadership, Strategy, Joint/Multinational Opns | United States Army War College Carlisle Barracks , PA |
| 1980 | DPL | Command Leadership; Joint Interagency | United States Army Command and General Staff College Fort Leavenworth , KS |
| 1974 | MSN | Nursing (Honors; Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing; Featured in The Ohio State University College of Medicine Journal, June 1974) | The Ohio State University Columbus , OH |
| 1974 | MS | Nursing (Selected as first CNS for assignment to US Army Fitzsimons Army Medical Center; Department of Psychiatry and Department of Nursing) | The Ohio State University Columbus , OH |
| 1968 | BSN | Nursing | Tuskegee University Tuskegee , AL |
Appointments
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| 9/2016 - Present | Assistant Professor/Clinical | UT Health San Antonio, School of Nursing, San Antonio, TX |
| 1/2015 - Present | Assistant Professor/Clinical | UT Health San Antonio, Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences, San Antonio, TX |
Expertise
| Complex Adaptive Systems (CAS) - Executive Leadership and Management in complex Adaptive Systems in national, transnational healthcare settings in peace, conflict |
| Integral Theory Applications to Health Professions - Leadership, management and nursing theory applications and their impact in complex adaptive systems are linchpins to effective health care education, research and practice. |
| Quality and Patient Safety - Care improvement and sustainment are essential for progress toward high reliability in healthcare organizations. How to get from here to there includes positive deviance, adaption and innovation. |
Publications
Journal Article |
| Berndt AE, Parsons ML, Golightly-Jenkins C. Evaluating an Innovative Educational Strategy for Health Care Organizations: Building Bridges Across Historical Silos for Quality Perioperative Nursing Clinics 2012 Sep;7(3):315-325. |
| Parsons ML, Cornett, P., Golightly-Jenkins C. Creating Healthy Workplaces: Laying the Groundwork by Listening to Nurse Managers Nurse Leader 2006 Jun;. |
| Parsons ML, Batres, C., Golightly-Jenkins C. Innovations in Management: Establishing Team Behavioral Norms for a Healthy Workplace Topics in Emergency Medicine 2006 Jan;28(2):113-119. |
Teaching
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