I teach medical humanities and bioethics at University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS), and I serve as a clinical ethicist for UAMS hospital and Arkansas Children's Hospital.
I teach health care ethics and clinical reasoning, and I lead critical thinking workshops around the country for professionals in business, law, and medicine.
My primary research interest is in expertise studies, in particular, the nature of expertise and the extent of expert authority. I also work on issues related to health literacy and moral distress.
[Images: Left - Statue of Asclepius, British Museum, Jamie Watson, 2018; Below, L to R - With Laura Guidry-Grimes at the Springer Table at ASBH (Courtesy of Sasha at Springer); UAMS Neurology Grand Rounds; ICCEC 2018 in Oxford, UK x2; FAB Congress, Edinburgh, Scotland, 2016 x2]
I teach health care ethics and clinical reasoning, and I lead critical thinking workshops around the country for professionals in business, law, and medicine.
My primary research interest is in expertise studies, in particular, the nature of expertise and the extent of expert authority. I also work on issues related to health literacy and moral distress.
[Images: Left - Statue of Asclepius, British Museum, Jamie Watson, 2018; Below, L to R - With Laura Guidry-Grimes at the Springer Table at ASBH (Courtesy of Sasha at Springer); UAMS Neurology Grand Rounds; ICCEC 2018 in Oxford, UK x2; FAB Congress, Edinburgh, Scotland, 2016 x2]
