Dr. Oyeleye’s professional life began in K-12 education where she worked as a classroom teacher, ESL teacher, and as a Literacy Coach/Interventionist. After obtaining a law degree and mediation credentials, she practiced law and mediation, specializing in disability rights and advocacy, inclusive of education, housing, prisoners’ rights, immigration, and professional licensure cases. Following her licensure as a registered nurse, Dr. Oyeleye worked as a registered nurse in medical surgical nursing, nephrology, and PACU. As a nurse educator, she has taught at the pre-licensure, post licensure, and at the graduate levels. Dr. Oyeleye loves to teach and loves teaching nurses about the different areas in which nursing advocacy can lead to improved healthcare quality and positive patient outcomes. She speaks regularly and serves as a subject matter expert in her areas of scholarship.