Kristen Geyer
Kristen Geyer, DNP, APRN, FNP-BC
Associate Professor of NursingBiography
Dr. Geyer joined Cedarville University as a full-time faculty member in 2025, bringing a wealth of clinical and educational experience to the School of Nursing. She has served in diverse nursing roles, including many years in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) and Emergency Department and more than a decade as a Family Nurse Practitioner.
A seasoned nurse educator, Dr. Geyer has taught in both hospital-based clinical education and higher education settings, where she is passionate about preparing students to deliver compassionate, evidence-based care. Her teaching emphasizes critical thinking, professional integrity, and a commitment to Christ-centered nursing practice. Dr. Geyer is dedicated to equipping future nurses to serve with excellence, empathy, and a heart for ministry in every healthcare environment.
Education
- Doctor of Nursing Practice, East Carolina University
- Master of Science in Nursing, University of Cincinnati
- Certificate in nursing education, University of Cincinnati
- Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Cedarville University
Scholarly Works
Dr. Geyer’s scholarly work centers on enhancing the clinical learning experience for nurse practitioner students through preceptor development and education. Her work seeks to strengthen the partnership between academia and clinical practice by equipping preceptors with the tools, support, and pedagogical strategies needed to foster effective, high-quality clinical mentorship.
Interests
- Spending time with her husband and four kids
- Watching and playing sports
- Spending time outside
- Staying active in her church community.
Expert Topics
Evidence-based care and precepting the nurse practitioner student.
Why Cedarville?
Dr. Geyer is grateful to be back home at Cedarville University, where faith and learning are intentionally integrated. She considers it a privilege to serve at a Christ-centered university that pursues excellence in nursing education and prepares students to serve others with compassion, competence, and a commitment to Christ.