The future of nursing is here.
Sabrina Schwartz, PhD, RN
RN to BS Program Coordinator; Undergraduate Clinical Coordinator; Clinical Instructor
ADDRESS:
School of Nursing
University at Buffalo
221 Wende Hall
Buffalo, NY 14214-8013
PHONE: 716-829-3925
EMAIL: ss624@buffalo.edu
Sabrina Schwartz, PhD, RN, is a University at Buffalo School of Nursing alumna, earning her PhD in 2024. She holds a master’s degree in nursing education from SUNY Polytechnic Institute (2016), a bachelor’s degree in nursing from Daemen College (2013), and an associate degree in nursing from Genesee Community College (2010).
As a faculty member, Schwartz teaches obstetric and maternity nursing in the undergraduate program, preparing future nurses with the knowledge and skills to provide high-quality maternal and newborn care. Her research focuses on the impact of neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) transfers on the maternal-infant bond, with the goal of improving outcomes for both mothers and newborns.
In addition to her teaching and research, Schwartz serves as the faculty representative for the Multicultural Nursing Student Association (MNSA) and is actively engaged in faculty governance.
- PhD, University at Buffalo - School of Nursing, 2024
- MS, SUNY Polytechnic Institute, 2016
- BSN, Daemen College, 2013
- AS, Genesee Community College, 2010
- Effects of mother/baby separation at birth due to NICU admissions
- Postpartum mental health
- Outcomes of births in rural vs. urban settings
- Reviewer, American Journal of Nursing, 2023–Present
- Reviewer, Archives of Women's Mental Health, 2023–Present