Diane Cashman MSN, ARNP, RN-C, CS
I have worked as an ARNP for over 20 years, and been an RN for 30 years. I have taught at all levels of nursing practice, from ADN to the latest DNP program. My practice sites have included inpatient hospital care in Orthopedics and Oncology, family practice, nursing home services and house calls. I currently volunteer my clinical services to the underserved, uninsured and undocumented. I love that my experience allows me to help others.
In addition, I was a flight attendant for 31 years with a major airline. I was fortunate to see the world and gain an awareness of the many levels of health care offered in different parts of the world.
Education
- 1988 Shoreline Community College, Associate Degree in Nursing
- 1990 University of the State of New York, BSN
- 1993 Seattle Pacific University, MSN in Nursing Education
- 1995 Seattle Pacific University/University of Washington co-program, Post-Master’s ARNP Adult pathway
- 1996 Seattle Pacific University, Post-Master’s ARNP Family Pathway
What classes do you teach?
- NCLIN 517
- NCLIN 518
- NCLIN 801
What do you love about the UW School of Nursing?
I most appreciate the dedication to learning and research evidenced by all who teach at the School of Nursing. The desire to help shape leaders of the future is shown each day in the interactions and support of the students as they pursue their own levels of excellence.
Department
Biobehavioral Nursing and Health Informatics