Elizabeth Adenmosun

Biography

Dr. Elizabeth Opeyemi Adenmosun is a Nigerian scholar who came to the United States on a student visa. In Nigeria, she practiced as a registered nurse and registered nurse midwife in different departments including, antenatal, child welfare, rural community, emergency, eyes, and ear, nose, and throat in Nigeria. During her master’s degree, she practiced in the long-term healthcare facility for a while. She also had the opportunity to do her practicum in the hospice where she developed a tool box for non-pharmacological pain interventions (NPPI). Dr. Adenmosun, taught anatomy and physiology lab to undergraduates in sciences, nursing, and pre-meds. She also taught pharmacotherapeutics and nursing research to undergraduate nursing students. She in assisted in the mental health, pediatrics, maternity, and foundation of nursing labs.

Dr. Elizabeth Adenmosun’s research interest is in adolescents sexual risk behaviors and related factors including HIV, STIs, mental health, substance use, social media, religion/spirituality, parental relationships. The overall goal of her research is to promote health equity, reduce diseases, and assist adolescents to become healthy adults who are able to contribute positively locally, nationally, and globally.

Memberships

• Member of the International Association for Human Caring
• Member of Sigma Theta Tau, Iota Xi Chapter
• Member of Nigerian American Nurses of South Florida

Education

• Ph.D, Florida Atlantic University (2021)
• MSN, Florida Atlantic University (2017)
• BNSc, Obafemi Awolowo University (2013)
• Diploma, School of Nursing, Sacred Heart Hospital (2006)

Teaching

• NUR 3119C Foundations of Nursing Practice
• NUR 3026C Foundations of Nursing Practice
• NUR 3145 Pharmacotherapeutics
• NUR 3171 Creating Healing Environment
• NUR 3465L The Developing Family: Nursing Situations in Practice
  
• NUR 4165 Nursing Research
• NUR 4716L Acute Health Nursing Situations for Adults and Aging Populations in Practice
• NUR 4829L Nursing Practice Immersion
• NUR 4937 RI: Scholarship for Evidence-Based Nursing Practice

Grants Awarded

• Toledo, C., (PI), Adenmosun, Elizabeth (Co-PI), George, Safiya (Co-I), Hou, R. Project Title: "Tailoring Sexual Risk Behaviors and Acculturation Instruments to the Nigerian American Adolescents: A Preliminary Psychometric Evaluation." Submitted to: FAU Road to R1: Instructor with "Division of Research Associate" Overload Initiative. Project Dates: 09/01/23 - 05/6/24. Total Budget: $500.

Recent Publications

• Adenmosun, E. O. & Archibald, C. M. (2023). Caring attributes in interventions for sexual risk behaviors among adolescents. International Journal for Human Caring, 27 (2), 104 - 115. https://doi.org/10.20467/IJHC-2021-0038
• Adenmosun, E. O., Liehr, P., & Smith M. J. (2021). Measuring ease: Content validity and early reliability of a newly developed measure. Applied Nursing Research, 61, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.apnr.2021.151459
• Archibald, C. M., Barnes, C. I., Rhodd, R., & Adenmosun, E. O. (2019). "Not in My House": Perspectives on HIV/AIDS of Afro-Caribbean adolescents living in South Florida. Journal of Religion and Health. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10943-019-00870-2
• Adenmosun, O. O., Mbewe, A. I., Oyelade, T. O., Nurse-Finlay, S., Obajimi, G., Owolabi, A. T., Soyinka, T., & Adenmosun, E. O. (2018). Knowledge and perception of pregnant women on control measures for sickle cell disorder (SCD) in South-western Nigeria. International Journal of Medical Science and Health Research, 2 (3), 200-212. ISSN: 2581-3366

Honors/Awards

• 2015 Parker & Barry Community Care Award (International Association for Human Caring)
• 2016 Droesbeke Caring Award (International Association for Human Caring)
• 2017 Christine E. Lynn, College of Nursing, Scholar Award
• 2017 Florida Atlantic University, Presidential Fellowship Award