The Nursing Research Fellowship Program is designed to develop advanced research competencies and skills as they apply to nursing practice. 

This is an opportunity for an RN to work both independently and with Nurse Scientists in the development of a research proposal. Time is provided for the fellow to complete: A developed Nursing Research Proposal, an IRB Application and an Investigator’s Brochure.  This service proposal will be a study that improves nursing practice at Kaiser Permanente.

The Nursing Research Fellowship Program is designed to develop advanced research competencies and skills as they apply to nursing practice.  This is an opportunity for an RN to work both independently and with Nurse Scientists in the development of a research proposal. Time is provided for the fellow to complete: A developed Nursing Research Proposal, an IRB Application and an Investigator’s Brochure.  This service proposal will be a study that improves nursing practice at Kaiser Permanente.

The Southern California Nursing Research program will like to introduce Patricia A. Hokenson, RN as the 2013 Nursing Research Fellow. 

Patricia A. Hokenson, RN, MSN,CNS  is currently the Clinical Director for Maternal Child Health at Kaiser-Ontario. 

Please join us in welcoming and congratulating Pat as the 2013 Fellow.

The Southern California Nursing Research program will like to introduce Lauren Kartozian, RN, as the 2011 Nursing Research Fellow. 

Lauren Kartozian

Lauren Kartozian, RN, MSN, is currently the Department Administrator for Labor and Delivery, Antepartum Testing Center and OB Case Management at Kaiser-Anaheim.  She has many years of experience in perinatal nursing both as a bedside nurse and as a manager.  She was selected as the 2011 Nursing Research Fellow and will focus on simulation training and the concept of “suspending disbelief.”  She has been involved in Critical Event Team Training in the perinatal area since 2005 and is very interested in identifying effective methods for simulation training in the clinical setting.  She considers this Fellowship to be a wonderful opportunity to learn more about research and is very excited about working with the members of the Nursing Research Department.

Please join us in welcoming and congratulating Lauren as the 2011 Fellow.

For more information, please download the Nursing Research Fellowship brochure or contact the Nursing Research Program.