Tom Rowley is a family nurse practitioner at the University of Utah College of Nursing and is contracted with the Salt Lake County Juvenile Justice System facilities as their primary health care provider. He has published research in the Journal of the American Association of Nurse Practitioners and magazine articles in CorrectCare. He has presented at local and national conferences on human trafficking and providing care to sexual assault victims. He received his doctorate of nursing practice degree at the University of Utah and currently works as an assistant professor. Prior to his current roles he was faculty at Salt Lake Community College, a registered nurse, and a certified nurse assistant.
Selected Publications
Journal Article
- Rowley T, Balk J, Guo JW, Wallace AS (2019). Factors influencing nurse practitioners' decisions to join nurse practitioner associations. J Am Assoc Nurse Pract, 32(2), 152-159.
- Roberts, L, Clifton, J, Rowley, T, Roberts, C (2020). The Practical Power of Academic–Corrections Partnerships. Correctcare, 34(1), 16-18.
- Clifton, J Roberts, L, Rowley, T, Roberts, C (2019). A Nurse Practitioner Can Add Value to Your Correctional Medical Team. Correctcare, 33(4), 10-11.
- Rowley, T, Clifton, J Roberts, L (2019). Nurse Practitioners in Corrections: What is their role? Correctcare, 33(3), 8.
- Litchman ML, Schlepko T, Rowley T, McFarland M, Fiander M (2018). A scoping review of Advanced Practice Registered Nurses Consensus Model outcomes: Part four of a four-part series on critical topics identified by the 2015 Nurse Practitioner Research Agenda. J Am Assoc Nurse Pract, 30(12), 710-723.