Jennifer Garrity, MSN

Lecturer of Nursing

Jennifer is a dedicated educator in the field of nursing, with a master’s degree in nursing (MSN) emphasizing Health Systems Leadership. With extensive teaching experience at Gonzaga University, Jennifer has contributed to the growth and development...

Jennifer Garrity

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Education & Curriculum Vitae

MSN, Gonzaga University

A.A., Nursing, Angelo State University

Curriculum Vitae

Courses Taught

NURS 351 Care of Individual and Family 

NURS 352 Care of Individual and Family Practicum 

NURS 562 Theoretical Foundations for Healthcare Improvement

NURS 564 Contemporary Healthcare Environment

NURS 634A Nursing Leadership Practicum

NURS 642A Healthcare Quality and Safety Management

NURS 644A Business of Healthcare Management

NURS 645A Legal, Regulatory, and Ethical Healthcare


Jennifer is a dedicated educator in the field of nursing, with a master’s degree in nursing (MSN) emphasizing Health Systems Leadership. With extensive teaching experience at Gonzaga University, Jennifer has contributed to the growth and development of nursing professionals in both undergraduate and graduate level education. Currently, Jennifer brings her expertise to students in the RN to MSN program and MSN-Nursing Leadership in Healthcare program as academic advisor and instructor.

Jennifer brings a wealth of clinical and leadership experience to the classroom, holding national certification as an Inpatient Obstetrics Registered Nurse (RNC-OB) and Board Certification as a Nurse Executive (NE-BC). These credentials reflect her dedication to the advancement of nursing practice, patient care, and healthcare systems management.

Jennifer’s clinical career spans over three decades, including 30 years as a High-Risk Perinatal Nurse and 10 years in nursing leadership within the Spokane community. Through her experiences she has demonstrated a passion for advancing the quality of healthcare delivery, mentoring nurses, and shaping healthcare policies.

Jennifer is a proud graduate of Angelo State University (1992 – ADN) and Gonzaga University (2012 – MSN). She is committed to advancing nursing practice through teaching, professional development, and active involvement in the nursing community. She recently served on the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare Maternal Mortality Review Board.