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Charlotte Ball

Clinical Instructor

Burgess Hall 208
(309) 677-4175
cball@bradley.edu

M.S.N. from Bradley University
B.S.N. from Bradley University
A.S.N., Nursing from Illinois Central College

Biography

Charlotte Ball is a Clinical Instructor in Nursing with expertise is in psychiatric/mental health nursing and home health nursing. In the past she has served as a part-time clinical instructor for Bradley, and has previously held positions as a Psychiatric Nurse at Methodist Medical Center as well as with Methodist Home Healthcare. An advocate and public speaker for Alzheimer's awareness, she has serves as Program Coordinator at the Alzheimer's Association and provided support for families and professionals caring for people with disease.