Rebecca Carley, M.S., R.N.P.
Assistant Clinical Professor
Boston University
p. 401.874.5308
Carley@uri.edu
Professor Carley is a graduate of Boston University, with a specialty in primary care nursing. She is certified as a nurse practitioner through the ANCC. She has been a faculty member in the Family Nurse Practitioner concentration for the past fourteen years and is the lead faculty for the adult curriculum. Areas of interest include women's health, health care for the homeless and underserved, and nurse practitioner education/practice.
Professor Carley has had a diverse clinical practice experience in the areas of adult and women's health care, occupational health, primary prevention/health promotion, and health care for the homeless. She has been involved with providing care for the homeless for over eighteen years. Initially volunteering on the Crossroads Rhode Island (previously Travelers Aid) Medical Van, which provides care to homeless shelter residents, and more recently at the primary care provider in the Women's Clinic at Crossroads Rhode Island, Professor Carley currently precepts students in the clinical area at Crossroads Rhode Island, and at the Rhode Island Free Clinic.
Community Partnerships
Community partnerships are agencies that serve as clinical sites for student learning. The College of Nursing has excellent placements available throughout the state of Rhode Island and the bordering states. For some perspective of the diversity of our partnerships and the scope of experiences available for our students at all levels, see our information on Community Partnerships.
