Dr. Campbell’s clinical experience is as a rehabilitation staff nurse, manager, and clinical educator. She received her PhD from Pitt School of Nursing in 2013, and then completed a postdoctoral fellowship also at the School of Nursing, in cancer survivorship research. Dr. Campbell’s focus is on researching ways to maintain and improve physical function and decrease fall risk in people with chronic conditions. Currently she is completing a pilot study funded through the Rehabilitation Nursing Foundation that traces the development and progression of Chemotherapy-Induced Peripheral Neuropathy, impaired physical function, and falls in women receiving neurotoxic chemotherapy for ovarian cancer. She teaches two practicum courses in the Clinical Nurse Leader Master’s Degree program.