HANCOCK, MI – The Finlandia University College of
Health Sciences is pleased to welcome Anne Marie Stein,
assistant professor of nursing. She will teach courses
in pediatrics, medical/surgical procedures, and acute
and urgent clinical nursing.
Stein has more than 18 years employment experience in
clinical and managerial nursing, 13 of those years as a
nurse practitioner. Her professional interests include
wellness, health promotion, and advancing the nursing
profession.
Stein is working to complete her dissertation for a
Ph.D. in health science through Trident University. She
completed a master of science in nursing, bachelors of
science in both nursing and mathematics, and a secondary
education teaching certificate, all from Northern
Michigan University. She has an associate of science
degree from Bay de Noc Community College.
Stein comes from a long line of nurses and teachers,
and she is excited to now combine the two roles.
“Nursing is such an exciting field and it can lead
students in so many career directions,” Stein says. “The
foundations they receive in the classroom and in the
clinical setting are important not only to gain the
information they need, but also to help them appreciate
their role in a service profession. My hope is to help
develop the student as a whole, so he or she can better
serve the patient and the profession.”
Stein was born in Detroit, but has lived in the Upper
Peninsula most of her life. She relocated to the Copper
Country from Powers, Mich., and now lives in Laurium.
Stein has three grown children, the youngest of whom
just completed high school. She is a member of St. John
Neumann Catholic Church, Spalding, Mich.
Stein loves to spend time with her family and her
Australian Shepherd dog. She has trained for and run 11
half-marathons in the past several years and enjoys
other outdoor activities. For 32 years she has
volunteered as a coach for boys and girls basketball,
ages three years to high school varsity.
“I am excited to begin helping teach the next
generation of nurses,” Stein says, adding that she is
looking forward to getting to know Finlandia students
and faculty and staff. “And it’s such a beautiful area
to live in!”
Contact Anne Stein, Finlandia University assistant
professor of nursing, at 906-487-7357 or anne.stein@finlandia.edu.
Photo cutline: Anne Stein, Finlandia University
Assistant Professor of Nursing
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