Laurie Soroken, M.S., RN CS

Assistant Professor (Clinical Track)

Phone: 978-934-4270

Fax: 978-934-2015

Office: O'Leary 320

Email: Laurie Soroken

1995 Simmons College
Post Master’s Certificate Program
Adult Nurse Practitioner Program

1993 University of Massachusetts Worcester
Master of Science Nursing
Clinical Specialist

1989 University of Massachusetts Lowell
Bachelor of Science Nursing

Laurie Soroken is an adult nurse practitioner certified by the American Nurses Credentialing Center. Her experience includes 14 years of primary care practice along with long term and rehabilitative care. She more recently maintains her practice by working in the ambulatory care setting. She has also precepted many nurse practitioner students.

Currently Professor Soroken is full time clinical faculty for the clinical practicum Clients with Acute and Life Threatening Illness Across the Life Span. She is also a facilitator for the Junior Nursing Assessment lab. She is actively involved the Nursing Simulation Collaborative Program.

Her publications include a chapter contribution to Primary Care: A Collaborative Practice. Buttaro, Trybulski, Bailey Sandberg–Cook 1999



Laurie Soroken, M.S., RN CS Assistant Professor (Clinical Track) Phone: 978-934-4270 Fax: 978-934-2015 Office: O'Leary 320 Email: Laurie Soroken Educational Background 1995 Simmons College Post Master’s Certificate Program Adult Nurse Practitioner Program 1993 University of Massachusetts Worcester Master of Science Nursing Clinical Specialist 1989 University of Massachusetts Lowell Bachelor of Science Nursing Bio Sketch Laurie Soroken is an adult nurse practitioner certified by the American Nurses Credentialing Center. Her experience includes 14 years of primary care practice along with long term and rehabilitative care. She more recently maintains her practice by working in the ambulatory care setting. She has also precepted many nurse practitioner students. Currently Professor Soroken is full time clinical faculty for the clinical practicum Clients with Acute and Life Threatening Illness Across the Life Span. She is also a facilitator for the Junior Nursing Assessment lab. She is actively involved the Nursing Simulation Collaborative Program. Her publications include a chapter contribution to Primary Care: A Collaborative Practice. Buttaro, Trybulski, Bailey Sandberg–Cook 1999

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