Jessica Mozersky

Fostering collaboration across sectors to enhance the understanding and implementation of ethical practices in genomic technologies, Dr. Jessica Mozersky serves as an Assistant Professor of Medicine at Washington University in St. Louis. Her academic journey is marked by a PhD in Anthropology and a Master's degree in Bioethics, equipping her with a unique interdisciplinary perspective on the ethical and social implications of biomedical advancements. Dr. Mozersky's research is primarily centered on the ethical challenges associated with genetic testing, whole genome sequencing, and neuroimaging. Her work is pivotal in navigating the complex landscape of these technologies, ensuring that ethical considerations are at the forefront of their development and application. As an editorial board member of Narrative Inquiry in Bioethics, she contributes to the discourse on bioethical issues, fostering a deeper understanding of the narratives that shape public perception and policy. In addition to her editorial role, Dr. Mozersky is a Faculty Scholar at the Institute for Public Health, where she collaborates with fellow scholars to address pressing public health challenges. Her research interests are broad, encompassing data anonymization and qualitative research methods, which are crucial in safeguarding privacy and enhancing the robustness of health-related studies. Dr. Mozersky's commitment to health policy is evident in her efforts to bridge the gap between technological innovation and ethical practice. Her work aims to inform policy decisions that balance the benefits of genomic technologies with the protection of individual rights and societal values. Through her research, she seeks to contribute to the development of guidelines and frameworks that promote ethical standards in the rapidly evolving field of medicine. Her dedication to exploring the societal dimensions of emerging technologies is reflected in her active engagement with diverse stakeholders, including policymakers, healthcare professionals, and the public. By fostering dialogue and collaboration, Dr. Mozersky strives to ensure that advancements in genomic technologies are aligned with ethical principles and contribute positively to society. Dr. Mozersky's contributions to the field are recognized both nationally and internationally, as she continues to influence the conversation around the ethical implications of biomedical research. Her work not only addresses current challenges but also anticipates future ethical dilemmas, positioning her as a leading voice in the ongoing dialogue about the responsible integration of new technologies in healthcare.