Gail L. Grammatica

Gail Grammatica, RN, MS, CNE is a clinical instructor for traditional and accelerated nursing students in population/community health. She is a classroom instructor for traditional undergraduate students and the RN to BS students. She particularly enjoys teaching adult learners. She received a BS in with a major in nursing from Roberts Wesleyan College and a Masters of Science in pediatric primary care from the University of Rochester. August of 2015 Gail achieved the status of Certified Nurse Educator (CNE) through the National League for Nursing. She has taught at Curry since the fall of 2003.

In addition to her role at Curry College, she is adjunct clinical faculty for Simmons College and Boston College. She is a member of the Professional Advisory Committee of the Walpole VNA. Gail has served in various nursing roles in population/community health including public health, home health care, administration, staff development and project management. Gail is a member of the local Sigma Theta Tau International Chapter at Curry and Simmons. Gail's nursing interests include working with the elderly and children in the community.