Carolyn Jackson, MSN, MPH, CRNA
Ph.D. Student
Carolyn Jackson is an experienced clinician interested in health services research on how to best deliver care for people that are medically and socially complex.
Research Topic
Psychosocial distress in low-income veterans with functional disabilities.
Education
Master of Public Health, Johns Hopkins University, 2022
Master of Science in Nursing (Nurse Anesthesia), Medical College of Georgia, 2006
Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Texas Woman’s University, 2002 (Magna Cum Laude)
Teaching Certificate, Johns Hopkins University, 2022
Publications
Jackson, C.L, Rivers, R.J, Conti, M.E, Freedman, L.S, Lehmann, J.D, Song, M., Pandian, V., [accepted AANA Journal], The Value of the Preoperative History and Physical prior to Cataract Extraction: A Systematic Review