Charles C. Camosy

Charles C. Camosy, PhD, is Professor of Medical Humanities at Creighton University's School of Medicine. His work bridges theology, bioethics, and moral philosophy, focusing on disability care, abortion debates, and Catholic social ethics. He contributes to discussions on secularized medicine, animal welfare, and polarization in religious communities.

• PhD in Theology, University of Notre Dame (2008)

His research prioritizes integrating theological principles into medical humanities, particularly through the lens of a Consistent Life Ethic. Key areas include abortion ethics, animal rights, and human dignity in healthcare. He critiques modern bioethical frameworks for overlooking religious perspectives.

Recent publications analyze teleological ethics, intersectional methods, and organ donation controversies. His 2025 article on disability care emphasizes theology's role in redefining medical ethics. Other works explore Catholic unity and Christian moral vision for nurses.

While no specific scientific awards are listed, his 2019 book Resisting Throwaway Culture and 2022 book Losing Our Dignity have garnered academic attention. He mentors students in moral theology and bioethics but no advisees are named in the text.