Annou J Davi , MSN, RN, CCRN, CHPN, AWEP-C

Annou Davi is a nurse educator and critical care clinician with more than 20 years of experience in acute and emergency care. As adjunct faculty at the University of San Francisco and San Francisco State University, she teaches pathophysiology, pharmacology, and advanced medical-surgical nursing, integrating extensive clinical experience with practical, evidence-based learning. At UCSF Medical Center, she serves as a Critical Care Resource Nurse and Rapid Response Team member, leads simulation-based Code Blue training, supports nurse residency programs, and develops interdisciplinary clinical education.

Her teaching interests include rapid response, resuscitation, sepsis, trauma, airway safety, resilience, and health equity. Drawing on her work in academic and clinical settings, as well as disaster response and international medical missions, Annou is committed to mentoring nurses and preparing healthcare teams to provide skilled, compassionate, and culturally responsive care in complex and high-stakes environments.

• Rapid response and early recognition of patient deterioration
• Surgical airway management and liberation pathways
• Ultrasound guided vascular access

• Early recognition of patient deterioration
• Surgical airway management
• Vascular access
• Wilderness medicine

• University of Arkansas, BA in Spanish, 1998
• Harber School of Nursing, Diploma in Nursing, 2002
• Western Governors University, BSN in Nursing, 2017
• Western Governors Univeristy, MSN in Nursing Education, 2018