Dr. Lisa Grubb

Biography

Lisa Grubb is an Assistant Professor at the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing with extensive expertise in various aspects of health care operations, including leading teams and organizations towards sustained excellence in quality, operations, finances, and growth. With a background that spans nursing practice, patient safety, regulatory compliance, and quality improvement, she has decades of direct supervisory experience in infection control. Dr. Grubb's proficiency as a consultant and department director highlights her significant contributions to multiple performance improvement projects across domains such as nursing practice and pressure injury prevention. She is a certified wound care nurse (CWCN) at Johns Hopkins Hospital, where she has significantly influenced the field with her scholarly work and research contributions. Her recent recognition for having the ‘Biggest Clinical Impact’ in pressure injury prevention underscores her commitment to advancing practices in this critical area. Dr. Grubb focuses on preparing advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs) to provide effective care for patients with chronic wounds in outpatient settings, emphasizing the need for providers to have the knowledge and skills to deliver high-quality care in traditional hospital environments.

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