Martha Treviño-Brunette is a dedicated healthcare professional, educator, and administrator with extensive experience in nursing education, clinical training, and student support. As the NATCEP Director and University Nurse at Howard Payne University, she plays a vital role in preparing future healthcare professionals through hands-on instruction, competency development, and compassionate mentorship.
With a strong background in nursing and healthcare education, Martha has served in leadership roles that support both academic excellence and student well-being. Her work includes coordinating clinical skills training, overseeing nurse aide education programs, and promoting healthcare access and education within the university community. She is also actively involved in initiatives that strengthen communication and cultural competency in healthcare settings.
Martha is committed to fostering an environment where students can develop the knowledge, skills, and confidence needed to provide exceptional patient care. Her passion for education, service, and healthcare advocacy continues to positively impact students, colleagues, and the broader community.
Known for her collaborative leadership style and dedication to professional excellence, Martha remains focused on advancing healthcare education and supporting the next generation of healthcare providers.
