ELEANOR SULLIVAN'S
BIOGRAPHY

Inspired by the nurses who cared for her dying husband, Eleanor began college to study nursing after his death.  Although she had five young children (the oldest was 12, the youngest 6 weeks) and little money, it never occurred to her going to college might be impossible.  Overcoming the odds, Eleanor graduated at the top of her class and was elected class president.  Thus began her amazing career in nursing.

Dean of the University of Kansas School of Nursing, president of an international nursing organization, editor of the Journal of Professional Nursing, and author of award-winning books in nursing are just some of her remarkable accomplishments.  She has testified before U. S. Senate committees, served on a National Institutes of Health council, presented papers in the U. S., Finland, the Netherlands, Germany, Australia, been quoted in the Chicago Tribune, Kansas City Star, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Rolling Stone, and named “Who’s Who in Health Care” by the Kansas City Business Journal. Read more about Eleanor's non-fiction books on nursing and health care workshops.

In gratitude for the opportunities she has had in nursing, Eleanor contributes a portion of her book sales for nursing scholarships.

Her five children grown, Eleanor lives in St. Louis with her cat, Theodore Baer (a.k.a. Teddy Bear) where she is writing the next mystery in the Monika Everhardt series, ASSUMED DEAD.

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