Jessica Gill

Assistant Professor

Psychological, biological, and genetic factors that relate to both resilience and risk for post-traumatic stress disorder, Consequences of chronic abuse and traumatic head injuries in abused women and other vulnerable groups

No biographical information is available.

Education

• Ph.D., Nursing, Johns Hopkins University, 2007
• M.S., Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing, Oregon Health and Sciences University, 2001
• B.S.N., Nursing (Minor: Biology), Linfield College, 1998

Research

2010-2011

Grants & Contracts

“Consequences of Blunt Force and Anoxic Traumatic Brain Injuries in Abused Women and Secondary Injury Mechanisms.” Inova Life Sciences Research Collaboration Fund, for the project, 2010-2011, Gill (PI), $48,950. [Other faculty involved: Lora Peppard, Clinical Assistant Professor of Nursing, and Lisa Vandemark, Clinical Assistant Professor of Nursing]