Lynn Long, MS, MSN, CRNI

Nursing Instructor

Contact

Nursing
Battelle
324

614-582-2542
llong3@capital.edu

• Biography

  Lynn Long is a Nursing Professor at Capital University School of Nursing. She teaches Health Assessment and a course in Leadership in Practice. Additionally, she serves as a clinical supervisor and on several nursing committees. She believes receiving her undergraduate education at Capital has provided the solid foundation for her nursing career. Prof. Long has practiced in a variety of settings including emergency and critical care nursing, pediatrics, out patient care units and in staff and managerial roles. She served as an advisory consultant and clinical expert to the pharmaceutical industry in the area of short stature in renal patients. Being a recipient of Distinguished Faculty of Year Award (2014) is a testament to her commitment to dedication to students and teaching. Whatever her role, Prof. Long focuses on igniting the passion in nurses for life long learning.

• Degrees Earned

  PhD in Nursing (Dissertation Phase), Mercer University
  Master of Science in Nursing, Chamberlain University 
  Master of Science, Central Michigan University
  Bachelor of Science, Capital University

• Teaches

  N301 Health Assessment
  N301 Health Assessment Lab
  N463 Leadership in Practice Practicum

• Publications

  Robinson, R., Long, L., & Mahan, J. (2004). Treatment of poor linear growth in a patient with osteogenesis imperfecta Type III.  Clinical Therapeutics, 26(10), 1680-1683. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.clinthera.2004.10.005