Education

Medical Ethics Fellowship, Charles Warren Fairbanks Center for Medical Ethics (2017-2018)
Nurse Director Fellowship, American Organization for Nursing Leadership
DNP, Purdue University
MSN (Nursing Administration), Indiana University
BSN, Indiana University

Biography

Kim Hodges serves as a Clinical Assistant Professor at Indiana University School of Nursing in Indianapolis and the Magnet Program Coordinator for IU Health Bloomington Hospital. She holds 10 years of healthcare leadership experience at Indiana University Health, most recently as Regional Director of Nursing Professional Development for the South Central Region. Kim is a 2020 American Organization for Nursing Leadership Nurse Director Fellow and is board certified as a Nurse Executive and in Nursing Professional Development. Kim holds 19 years of clinical and leadership experience in nursing professional development, maternal-newborn, neonatal intensive care and pediatric intensive care environments. She holds a Doctorate in Nursing Practice from Purdue University, Master of Science degree in Nursing Administration from Indiana University and Bachelor of Nursing Science degree from Indiana University. Kim is a published author and has presented at international conferences and national conferences in the US. In 2018, she completed a Fellowship in Clinical Ethics with the Charles Warren Fairbanks Center for Medical Ethics.

Media Features

Hodges, K.T., MacLaughlin, P., & George, B. (Plough, D.). (2020, November 16). An interprofessional grand rounds [Audio Podcast].

Publications

Rosser, E.A., Edwards, S., Cho Kwan, R.Y., Ito, M, Potter, D.R., Hodges, K.T., & Buckner, E. (2023). The global leadership mentoring community: An evaluation of its impact on nursing leadership. International Nursing Review, 70(3), https://doi.org/10.1111/inr.12860

Opsahl, A., Embree, J., Howard, M., Davis-Ajami, M. L., Herrington, C., Wellman, D., & Hodges, K. (2021). Adapting civility education in an academic–practice partnership. Journal of Continuing Education in Nursing, 52(12), 575-580. https://doi.org/10.3928/00220124-20211108-09

Hodges, K.T., & Gilbert, J.H. (2016). Eliminating infant falls. Nursing Made Incredibly Easy 14(1), 20-25

Hodges, K.T., & Gilbert, J.H. (2015). Rising above infant fall risk: Eliminating infant falls. Nursing Management 46(12), 28-32