BJC HealthCare (BJC)
Erin Arcipowski, PhD, RN
community and hospital-based disaster preparedness and response; global health (prevention of infectious diseases, decreasing childhood mortality); effects of climate change on both disasters and ...
Anne E. Borgmeyer, MSN, RN
- Email: aborgmeyer@bjc.org
Pediatric Nurse Practitioner at St. Louis Children's hospital caring for patients hospitalized with asthma. Interested in pediatric asthma research, the role of the nurse practitioner in health care ...
Maryann Bozzette, MSN, PhD
Associate Professor
I am interested in social and perceptual development of preterm infants. Early interventions supporting development, parent-infant interaction, early communication behavior and attachment are my ...
Ed Casabar, PharmD
Clinical Specialist, Infectious Diseases
- Email: ecasabar@wustl.edu
Antimicrobial efficacy and safety, antimicrobial stewardship, medication safety, clinical decision support for drug therapy and diagnosis, vaccine education, gene therapy
Mary P. Curtis, MSN, PhD, RN, ANP-C
Accident and injury prevention in vulnerable populations.
Eli N. Deal, PharmD
Adjunct Clinical Assistant Professor
- Email: end0164@bjc.org
Medical use and dosing among morbidly obese patients; reduction in hospital re-admission; inpatient care; improved inpatient quality of care; internal medicine; pharmacy.
Sarah S. Farabi, PhD, RN
Sleep disruption and metabolic disease specifically during pregnancy.
Judy Frain, PhD, RN
- Email: jfrain@bjc.org
Of primary interest is the study of Aging with HIV. Specific areas of interest include the study of how problems associated with Aging with HIV affect quality of life, medication management and ...
Heidi K. Holtz, PhD, RN
Assistant Professor
- Email: heidi.holtz@bjc.org
Dr. Holtz completed a postdoctoral fellowship at Johns Hopkins Berman Institute of Bioethics. As a fellow, Dr. Holtz, collaborated with, and was mentored by experts in the field of nursing and ...
Samuel R. Krimmel, PhD
- Email: krimmel@wustl.edu
I work on individual variability in subcortical structures in humans. This research can contribute to personalized medicine.