School of Nursing Faculty
The faculty mentors in CalSouthern’s School of Nursing are skilled nursing professionals with experience across a wide variety of leadership and senior education positions in an array of healthcare settings. In addition, they are highly credentialed and dedicated educators.
You will appreciate this dual, academic and professional nursing experience as you work one-on-one with your faculty mentor for each course. They will be there to answer any questions you may have about the course material. Perhaps even more important, they will also be able to help you take the concepts that you learn and apply them to real-world issues that arise in today’s nursing practice.
They understand the challenges you face in your practice; they’ve been there.
Faculty mentors are positive, encouraging and responsive, and they are available to you via phone, email or Skype.
We think you’ll agree that one-on-one faculty mentoring is an effective, efficient and enjoyable way to learn.
Robert Fisher, MSN
Areas of Interest and Expertise
Robert Fisher has enjoyed a career as an accomplished registered nurse with broad experience and professional achievements.
Fisher’s first position as a registered nurse was at Maplewood Care and Rehabilitation in Amesbury, MA, as well as Privatus Care Solutions, a home-care agency in Burlington, MA. Within his first year of employment, he served on a search committee for the vice president of education position at Hallmark Health System. After the new VP was on-boarded, Fisher was hired as a medical/surgical telemetry RN at Hallmark Health System - Melrose Wakefield Hospital.
Fisher is currently the nurse manager at Kindred Hospital - Boston North Shore where he has undertaken the full range of advanced nurse management responsibilities. He leads approximately 100 RNs in a challenging healthcare environment with patients suffering from many disease processes such as multi-organ failure, anoxic brain injuries and various co-morbid diseases.
Away from hospital life, Landers has a lovable 10-year-old pug named Pepper. He enjoys lifting weights in the gym, and—as “Rob’s Vintage Treasures”—collects and sells antiques.
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