Molly Netter

Professor at the forefront of studies in clinical family practice and HIV prevention, Molly Netter serves as an Assistant Professor in the School of Nursing at DePaul University. With an impressive array of qualifications, including a PhD, MSN, APRN-FNP, BSN, and BSC, she brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to her role. Her academic journey has been marked by a deep commitment to understanding and addressing the complex challenges within healthcare, particularly in the realms of pathophysiology, pharmacology, and translational science. Netter's research is particularly focused on the prevention of HIV and the broader implications of COVID-19 on ongoing research efforts. Her work is characterized by a keen interest in the social determinants of health, which she explores through various collaborative projects. One of her notable contributions is the study titled "Community-led Discovery of Social Isolation and Co-design of Interventions," which highlights her dedication to community engagement and participatory research methods. In addition to her research on HIV prevention, Professor Netter is deeply involved in examining the social determinants of health and their impact on clinical family practice, especially in emergency settings. Her work often intersects with public health initiatives, aiming to create more effective and culturally sensitive healthcare solutions. This is exemplified in her collaborative project, "An Academic-Community Engagement: A Roadmap for Developing a Culturally Relevant Diabetes Self-Management Program among Vietnamese Americans," which underscores her commitment to culturally competent care. Professor Netter's contributions to the field extend beyond her research. She is an active participant in academic discussions and has published extensively in peer-reviewed journals, sharing her insights and findings with the broader scientific community. Her work not only advances the understanding of critical health issues but also informs policy and practice, making a tangible impact on healthcare delivery. At DePaul University, she is known for her dedication to teaching and mentoring the next generation of healthcare professionals. Her students benefit from her extensive knowledge and her passion for integrating research with practical application. Through her teaching, she inspires students to pursue excellence in their own careers and to contribute meaningfully to the field of nursing. In summary, Professor Molly Netter is a distinguished member of the DePaul University faculty, whose research and teaching continue to shape the landscape of nursing and public health. Her work in HIV prevention, social determinants of health, and clinical family practice exemplifies her commitment to improving healthcare outcomes and fostering a more equitable healthcare system.