Nicole E. Warren

Nicole E. Warren is an Associate Professor at the Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing, certified nurse midwife, and Fellow of the American Academy of Nursing. Her work focuses on reproductive health, respectful maternity care, and eliminating disparities in maternal health through global and community initiatives.

• Affiliated with: Center for Global Women’s Health and Gender Equity, JHU Institute for Planetary Health
• Specialties: Global Maternal Health, Social Determinants of Health, Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting (FGM/C), Service-Learning Pedagogy

Research Interests center on addressing maternal health disparities in Maryland and Mali, evaluating educational interventions for FGM/C care, and implementing group antenatal care models. Her work bridges public health nursing, clinical midwifery, and policy advocacy.

Publication Trends highlight her expertise in global maternal health equity, with recent studies spanning FGM/C management, pandemic-era nursing education, perinatal mental health integration, and obstetric pharmacology. She employs mixed-methods approaches across clinical, educational, and cultural contexts.

Scientific Awards include multiple Teaching Excellence Awards, the Fellow of the American Academy of Nursing (2018), and NIH grant support for pre-doctoral research (2001-2004). Her accolades reflect dual excellence in clinical practice, education, and global health leadership.

Teaching & Collaboration: Specialized in service-learning pedagogy, she has partnered with the World Health Organization, CDC, and HHS Office of Women’s Health. Her work emphasizes community-academic partnerships and health equity.