Catherine Wilson

Catherine Wilson is a Registered Dental Hygienist and Instructor at Roseman University of Health Sciences, where she joined in 2017. With over twenty-five years of clinical experience, she specializes in clinical and didactic instruction in dental hygiene, focusing on evidence-based practice and preventive oral care.

Her educational background includes:

• AAS in Dental Hygiene from College of Southern Nevada
• BS in Dental Hygiene from Dixie State University
• MS in Dental Hygiene (Public Health emphasis) from Idaho State University

Wilson's research interests center on evidence-based dental practice, prevention of oral diseases, and person-centered care. She has conducted ergonomic studies to improve clinician safety and investigated the oral health impacts of e-cigarettes, contributing to the advancement of preventive dentistry and public health initiatives in oral care.

Her recent publications reflect a strong commitment to addressing contemporary challenges in dental hygiene, with a focus on occupational health and the effects of emerging tobacco products on oral pathology. This work underscores her dedication to translating research into practical, patient-centered clinical applications.

Wilson has been recognized with the Roseman Research Excellence Award in both 2021 and 2022 for her scholarly contributions.

• Roseman Research Excellence Award 2021
• Roseman Research Excellence Award 2022

As an educator, Wilson mentors dental hygiene students in clinical and didactic settings, emphasizing evidence-based approaches and preventive strategies. Her extensive clinical experience informs her teaching and research, fostering a learning environment that prioritizes patient-centered care and professional development.