American Health Council Names Katheryn M. Csonka, RN, MSN to Nursing Board

    NEW YORK, NY, February 24, 2017 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Katheryn M. Csonka, Assistant Professor of Nursing at Daytona State College has been selected to join the Nursing Board at the American Health Council. She will be sharing her knowledge and expertise on Nursing, Nursing Education and Patient Safety.

With over two decades of experience in the field of Nursing, Katheryn offers valuable insight in her role as an Assistant Professor of Nursing at Daytona State College. Established in 1957, Daytona State College serves as a comprehensive public college offering various programs from certificate, associate, and baccalaureate degrees in include health care, emergency services, business, education, hospitality, engineering, technology and more. As an Assistant Professor of Nursing at Daytona State College, Katheryn's day-to-day responsibilities include teaching full-time at Daytona State College.

In addition to her role at Daytona State College, Katheryn serves as an Adjunct Professor School of Nursing at Kaplan University and a Visiting Professor School of Nursing at Chamberlain College of Nursing.

In 2013, Katheryn earned her Master of Science in Nursing from Walden University. Prior to graduating with her Master of Science in Nursing, Katheryn earned her Certification as a Registered Nurse from Cuyahoga Community College in 1995. Currently, she is working towards her Doctorate of Philosophy from the Capella University.

Katheryn maintains affiliation with Sigma Theta Tau, Academy of Medical Surgical Nurses; American Association of Colleges of Nursing, Historical Nurses Association and American Nurses Association.

Katheryn's desire to pursue the field of Nursing developed through the influence and the example of her mother's nursing career. Looking back, she attributes her success to her drive to always improve.

In her free time, Katheryn enjoys baking, cooking, and traveling. She is proud to have rescued two Daschsuhunds.

Considering the future, she hopes to continue teaching, mentoring, and moving into a leadership position involving course development.

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