Natalie Voigt

Natalie Voigt, PhD, MSN, RN, serves as an Assistant Professor of Nursing at Columbia University Medical Center (CUMC), part of Columbia University's academic structure. Her primary affiliation is with the School of Nursing, where she contributes to nursing education and clinical practice development.

Her research spans critical areas of modern nursing:

• Direct patient care methodologies
• Clinical skill advancement
• Healthcare education frameworks
• Patient safety protocols

Dr. Voigt's work emphasizes evidence-based nursing practices within academic healthcare settings. No recent publications were specified in available materials, indicating potential focus on teaching or internal clinical projects rather than externally published research. Her credentials reflect comprehensive nursing expertise through doctoral and master's qualifications complemented by active RN licensure.

Professional recognition includes:

• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Nursing
• Master of Science in Nursing (MSN)
• Registered Nurse (RN) certification

She maintains active clinical-academic engagement without documented advisory roles, grant funding, or laboratory affiliations in current materials. Her position suggests ongoing contributions to nursing curriculum development and student mentorship within Columbia's healthcare education ecosystem.