Marianne Jankowski

Dr. Marianne Jankowski is a Professor and Department Chair of the online Master of Health Services Administration (MHSA) program at The Chicago School's College of Graduate and Professional Studies. She holds a Doctor of Health Science from Nova Southeastern University, dual master's degrees in Public Health and Business Administration from Walden University, a Bachelor of Science Education in Exercise Science and Health Promotion from Florida Atlantic University, and an Associate of Applied Science in Respiratory Therapy from Brookdale Community College.

• 1996 – Present: Registered Respiratory Therapist and Exercise Physiologist with clinical, research, and education experience
• Active member of American Medical Women's Association, COPD Foundation, and American Lung Association
• Volunteer work focused on underserved populations and animal welfare in Florida

Her research interests span healthcare administration, public health policy, and health promotion strategies. With over 25 years of clinical specialty experience and leadership in health services education, Dr. Jankowski combines practical expertise with academic rigor in her teaching and administrative roles.

She earned her A.A.S. in Respiratory Therapy (1996), B.S. Ed. in Exercise Science and Health Promotion (2002), and both MBA and M.S. in Public Health (2007) before completing her Doctorate in Health Science (2011). As an online faculty member, she contributes to innovative healthcare education delivery systems while maintaining professional engagement in both academic and clinical communities.