Lisa Green

Lisa Green is an Assistant Professor at the College of Nursing, University of Missouri–St. Louis, joining in 2022. Her career spans roles in oncology, bone marrow transplant, and home health nursing, with a focus on education and quality improvement. She has taught since 2008 and served on the Missouri Board of Nursing for eight years.

• PhD, University Missouri–St. Louis
• MSN, University Missouri–St. Louis
• BSN, University Missouri–St. Louis
• Nursing Diploma, Barnes–Jewish School of Nursing

Dr. Green's research centers on HIV, marijuana use, and nursing education. Her work explores cultural competency in training, health disparities, and evidence-based practices in nursing curricula. She has presented at regional and national conferences on topics like recreational marijuana policies and HIV testing behaviors.

Her 2016 publication on cultural competency in nursing students highlights interdisciplinary approaches to healthcare education. Conference presentations from 2016–2020 reflect her expertise in clinical research training and evidence-based practice integration.

• Mary Reardon Castles Research Award

Dr. Green is affiliated with the American Nurse Association, Missouri Nurse Association, Illinois Nurse Association, and Sigma Theta Tau International. She has contributed to educational conferences and collaborated on HIV-related research projects.