Professor Dr. Rebecca Johnson

Biography

Rebecca received her undergraduate degree in Spanish in 2004 and an MBA in 2010 from Butler University. After her son was admitted to the NICU shortly after birth in 2007, she realized her passion for nursing. In 2008, she accepted a position as a Spanish Interpreter at a hospital and began her studies in nursing, which she continued alongside her work until 2017. She obtained her nursing degree from Marian University in 2012 and subsequently worked primarily in Pediatric Emergency Room settings. Her experience in Pediatrics solidified her dedication to the nursing profession. In 2015, she began serving as a Limited Term Lecturer in Pediatrics, later becoming a Clinical Assistant Professor with a focus on Fundamentals of Pediatric Nursing and Public Health. Rebecca is currently pursuing a PhD in Public Health at Purdue University and is an IDI Qualified Administrator. She teaches courses including Nursing Practice Foundations and Pediatrics. Her research interests encompass Water, Sanitation Hygiene, Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Pediatrics, under the broader areas of Sustainable Organizations and Thriving Communities. She has contributed to publications in the field, including a systematic review on global service-learning.

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