Susan Jack
Professor, Nursing

Dr. Jack is a Professor, School of Nursing with a career grounded in public health nursing practice, education and research. The foci of her program of research is the development, evaluation, and scale-up of interventions to: 1) prevent or address family violence and 2) promote maternal and child health outcomes through home visitation programs. As part of this work, she has been a lead nurse researcher involved in adapting, piloting, evaluating, and implementing Nurse-Family Partnership in Canada. She is the Lead for the Public Health Nursing Practice, Research and Education Program, committed to integrating principles of trauma-and violence-informed care to advance public health nursing practice and education. As a methodologist, she is committed to advancing approaches to conducting applied qualitative health research and mixed methods studies.