Stacy McColl, MSN, RN

Outreach and Peer Support Specialist

Texas Peer Assistance Program for Nurses

Stacy has been a nurse for over 29 years and holds an MSN in Leadership and Organizational Change in Healthcare Systems. 

Stacy has 29 years of clinical experience in psychiatric/mental health nursing, having worked in a variety of roles including Direct Care, Charge Nurse, Admissions/Intake Nurse, Psychiatric Liaison to Emergency Services, Educator, Case Manager, Director of Nursing Services and currently the Outreach Nurse for the Texas Peer Assistance Program for Nurses.  

In her Outreach role with TPAPN Stacy provides both accredited and individually tailored workshops to address challenges that healthcare providers face today in relation to nurse wellness; substance use disorder and mental health. With a focus on health promotion, the human response to stress, early intervention, risk reduction, and harm reduction Stacy utilizes a trauma informed and evidence-based approach. Stacy is particularly passionate about stigma reduction/elimination that continues to present as a barrier to care for nurses experiencing a mental health condition and/or unhealthy substance use.   

Here to listen, attune, and meet each individual where they are at, Stacy’s mission is to work together to humanize healthcare providers with the knowledge that we, as professional nurses, may experience a mental health condition during our career.  

Stacy is a proud member of Sigma Theta Tau, TNA/ANA, and the APNA.