PhD Faculty
Columbia University School of Nursing's research faculty are internationally renowned experts in their area of research. Key areas include:
- Infection prevention
- Nursing informatics
- Improving the health of women and children
- LGBT health
- Understanding health disparities
- Health care policy
- Comparative effectiveness
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Academic Appointments
- Professor of Nursing
Research Interests
Biobanking, Cardiovascular, Genetics
Academic Appointments
- Dean, School of Nursing
- Mary O'Neil Mundinger Professor of Nursing
Academic Appointments
- Professor of Nursing at CUMC
Research Interests
healthcare quality and patient safety, Infection prevention and control, missed nursing care, occupational health and safety, organizational culture and climate, Simulation
Academic Appointments
- Assistant Professor of Nursing
Research Interests
Integrated pediatric primary and mental health services for children, Screening and early diagnosis of emotional and behavioral problems in children
Academic Appointments
- Dorothy M. Rogers Professor of Nursing at CUMC
Academic Appointments
- Henrik H. Bendixen Professor of International Nursing (in Psychiatry)
Departments/Divisions
Department of Biostatistics
Research Interests
Cost-effectiveness analysis, Health-Related Quality-of-Life: concept, measurements, estimation methods; mental health outcomes, Small area estimation, temporal-spatial analysis, Survival analysis: quality-adjusted survival time, Time series analysis, panel data
Academic Appointments
- Professor of Biostatistics (in Nursing) at CUMC
Departments/Divisions
Department of Epidemiology
Research Interests
Antimicrobial resistance, Infection prevention and control, Infectious Diseases, Informed consent, Research ethics
Academic Appointments
- Anna C. Maxwell Professor Emerita of Nursing Research and Professor Emerita of Epidemiology
- Special Lecturer in Nursing
Academic Appointments
- Associate Professor of Health Sciences Research (in Nursing)
Academic Appointments
- Associate Professor of Quantitative Research (in Nursing) at CUMC