Dr. Michelle Rumble is an Assistant Professor in the School of Nursing at the George Washington University. She has been a nurse for approximately 18 years. In that time she has worked in various settings, including hospitals and community clinics, where she was a bedside nurse, educator, supervisor, clinical nurse specialist, and chief nursing officer. Dr. Rumble holds a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, an MSN with a focus in Community and Public Health from Johns Hopkins University, as well as an MPH from Johns Hopkins University. Additionally, she earned a Doctorate of Nursing Practice from the George Washington University School of Nursing in 2015. While Dr. Rumble has worked in numerous clinical settings, she has focused her practice on mostly medical-surgical and public health nursing. She is ANCC board certified as a Public Health Clinical Nurse Specialist. Her primary research focus includes nursing education and nursing history.