Jennifer Batt

Jennifer Batt serves as Phlebotomy Program Coordinator and Adjunct Professor at Jessup University's School of Natural & Applied Sciences. With 13 years as a Criminalist for the California Department of Justice and 8 years as a forensic toxicologist expert witness across 17+ California counties, she brings extensive applied science experience to academia alongside 7 years teaching Biology and Criminal Justice courses.

Her educational foundation includes:

• M.S. Human Physiology from Azusa Pacific University
• B.S. Biochemistry from Azusa Pacific University

Dr. Batt's expertise centers on Phlebotomy, Forensic Toxicology, and Health and Human Performance, currently pursued through her Ph.D. at Concordia University Chicago. Her research legacy spans 40+ peer-reviewed articles in medical physiology studies, with practical applications in drug-effect interpretation and clinical procedures.

Actively engaged in professional development, she serves as Senior Criminalist Program Coordinator and instructor at the California Criminalist Institute (CCI), while maintaining California Certified Phlebotomy Technician status since 2005 through hospital and research settings.