Mary Rosedale, PhD, PMHNP-BC, NEA-BC is
an Assistant Professor at the College of Nursing, New York University
with a Joint Appointment to the Department of Psychiatry, New York
University Medical Center. She received her PhD from NYU in 2007 and is
board certified as a psychiatric nurse practitioner and advanced
nursing executive. Dr. Rosedale is an executive board member of the
International Society for Neurostimulation (ISN). She completed ECT and
TMS fellowships at Columbia University/New York State Psychiatric
Institute. Dr. Rosedale is editor of the first psychiatric nursing
journal dedicated to transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) and is a
member of the executive editorial board of the Journal of the American
Psychiatric Nurses Association.
Dr. Rosedale's current research is focused on providing TMS in
populations with high depression comorbidity specifically, Hepatitis C
patients treated with interferon therapies. Her interests include
education, practice, and research in brain stimulation at basic and
advanced practice in Nursing.
Dr. Rosedale received the 2009 Novice Nurse Researcher Award
honoring the most promising nurse researcher from New York State. She
received the American Psychiatric Nurses Foundation research award for
the phenomenological study of patients who received TMS for depression.
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation designated Dr. Rosedale as one of
the leading future nursing faculty-scholars.