Schedule an appointment to meet with Career & Experiential Learning about your area of interest.
Make an Appointment
Student Life
Student-run clubs, organizations, and events are a key part of succeeding at Curry.
Get Involved!Athletics
A Division III experience unlike any other. See what it means to be a Curry Colonel.
Video: Curry AthleticsAlumni
Empower our students to achieve their ambitions. Consider a gift to Curry College today.
About Us
Our rich liberal arts tradition, sound career focus, and empowering and supportive environment prepare our students for success.
Academic Excellence Barbara Pinchera Professor
Nursing
Contact Barbara Pinchera
- (617) 333-3185
- Email Me
- Kennedy Academic Building, Room 417
1041 Blue Hill Avenue Milton, MA 02186
Barbara Pinchera Professor
Nursing
Diploma in Nursing, New England Baptist Hospital School of Nursing
BS, Curry College
MSN, Boston College
DNP, Regis College
Board Certified in Adult Health Nursing
Board Certified in Occupational Health and Case Management
Certified Basic Life Support Instructor
Dr. Barbara Pinchera was in the first cohort of DNP students to complete the DNP program at Regis College of Weston, MA and is the Traditional Undergraduate Program Coordinator and a full time professor in the Division of Nursing at Curry College. She is also a Curry alumna.
She holds two national board certifications with the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC), as an Adult nurse practitioner as well as an Occupational health nurse practitioner and has over 28 years of clinical nursing. She maintains her practice in Occupational Health at Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital.
Dr. Pinchera has presented on a variety of topics, including lateral violence and nurse mentoring and has published on newly licensed nurses and their initial experiences, among other topics. Her interests include lateral violence among registered nurses and nursing students and Nursing faculty and student mentoring.
She is an active member of several national organizations including Sigma Theta Tau, the International Honor Society of Nursing, the Massachusetts Coalition of Nurse Practitioners, the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners and the American Nurses Association of Massachusetts.