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Angela Bruccoli

Part-Time Lecturer

About

Angela M. Bruccoli, MSN, RN, NEA-BC, CEN started her healthcare journey in high school by volunteering at a local nursing home, where she felt drawn to make a difference in patients’ lives. She attended the University of South Carolina College of Nursing and received her Bachelor of Science in Nursing in 1994.

In her 27 years of nursing, Bruccoli has held roles as a staff nurse, educator, assistant nurse manager, house supervisor, manager, and director. She received a Master’s in Nursing from the University of Phoenix in 2018. She is currently working on her Doctoral of Nursing Practice. She is director of the emergency departments at Prisma Health Baptist and Baptist Parkridge. At Northeastern University in Charlotte, she is an instructor of nursing students.

Bruccoli’s professional interests focus on shared governance and improving the environments in which nurses practice and patients receive care. Her current projects include a reduction in patient falls, a reduction in mislabels, implementation of a renewal room for team members to relax and rejuvenate, and reduction of left-without-being-seen patients with the implementation of a rapid triage and treatment area.

She has served as Chair of the System Level Leadership Council of Nursing Shared Governance and is a member of the Emergency Nurses Association. Honors she’s received for her nursing contributions include the Palmetto Gold, the Elizabeth H. McCullough High Potential Employee Scholarship through Palmetto Health, and the Amy V. Cockcroft Fellowship.

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