Amy Pridemore
Assistant Clinical Professor
Dr. Amy Pridemore joined the Auburn College of Nursing faculty as an Assistant Clinical Professor in January of 2023. She received her BSN from the University of South Alabama in 2009 and served as a nurse in the United States Navy for 12 years resigning at the rank of Lieutenant Commander. As a Navy Nurse, Amy served clinically in critical care and medical surgical settings. Administratively, Amy served in the roles of department head, nursing supervisor, and as a chief operations officer of an outpatient clinic. Amy is a graduate of Auburn's Doctor of Nursing Practice program and Dual-MSN nurse educator/nurse practitioner program. Currently, Amy serves part-time as a rural health nurse practitioner at Grove Hill Healthcare and teaches full-time in the family nurse practitioner program.
Education
- Doctor of Nursing Practice - Auburn University - 2021
- Master of Science in Nursing - Auburn University - 2020
- Bachelor of Science - University of South Alabama - 2009
Certifications
- Certified Registered Nurse Practitioner
- Family Nurse Practitioner-Board Certified
Licenses
- Registered Nurse
- Advanced Practice Registered Nurse
Research Areas
- Rural Health, Type 2 Diabetes, Prediabetes, Obesity, Insulin Resistance, Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome, Pediatric Constipation
Interests
- Adult Health
- Health Care Promotion among Underserved Populations
- Veterans' Health
- Study Abroad
- Primary Care
- Child and Adolescent Health
- Leadership and Management
- Professional Development
Teaching Areas
- Women's Health
- Diagnostic Reasoning and Clinical Management
- Advanced Theoretical Foundations
- Advanced Physical Assessment
- Roles and Issues of the Primary Care Practitioner
- Graduate Nursing
- Nurse Practitioner
- Population Health
- Advanced Pathophysiology
- Advanced Pharmacology
Presentations
- Claire W. Thompson, Amy Pridemore, Katilya Ware, Sarah O. Watts, Linda M. Gibson-Young, Caralise W. Hunt, Rosemary Cummings & Sutricia Johnson (2024, April). Bridging Maternal Health Care Gaps in High-Risk Populations: A Community-Based Mobile Health Partnership Podium session presented at Gulf South Summit, Auburn, AL.
- Claire W. Thompson & Amy Pridemore (2023, September). Update on the diagnosis and management of polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) Poster session presented at BANPA 2023 Conference, Orange Beach, AL.
- Amy Pridemore & Claire W. Thompson (2023, September). Effective management of side effects during obesity treatment with GLP-1 receptor agonists Poster session presented at BANPA 2023 Conference, Orange Beach, AL.
- Robin C. Gosdin Farrell, Amy Pridemore, Rachel Helms & Joni L. Winter (2023, September). Metabolic syndrome: Pearls of diagnosis, management, and prevention Podium session presented at BANPA 2023 Conference, Orange Beach, AL.
- Ann Lambert, Amy Pridemore & Claire W. Thompson (2023, September). Education in a suitcase; Let's go to Ecuador Podium session presented at 2023 Outreach & Engaged Scholarship Symposium (OESS), Auburn, AL.
- Ann Lambert & Amy Pridemore (2023, June). Interprofessional collaboration: Can we really have class together? Podium session presented at Innovations in Scholarship of Teaching and Learning in Medical Education Conference, Auburn, AL.
- Amy Pridemore & Kathy J. Ellison (2022, September). Waging a war against type 2 diabetes: A prediabetes screening and treatment program Poster session presented at Alabama State Nurses Association, Fairhope, AL.