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Sue Anderson is an Associate Professor of Nursing Science at Saint Mary's College, specializing in graduate studies and the Center for Integrated Healthcare Education. She holds a PhD from the University of Arizona (2011), an MS from Purdue University Calumet, and a BSN from Indiana University South Bend. Prior to nursing, she worked as a journalist, experience she now integrates into her research using photographic methods to amplify underrepresented voices. Her work focuses on vulnerable populations, qualitative research, and otolaryngology, with a career spanning nursing education and clinical practice since 1993.
Professional experience includes roles at Indiana University South Bend (1995–2017), Campbell Ear, Nose & Throat (2001–present), and Memorial Hospital of South Bend (1993–1996). She has contributed to national and international healthcare discussions through presentations on health systems, cultural competency, and nursing education, including at Sigma Theta Tau International Congresses and the American Association of Nurse Practitioners conferences. Her research emphasizes Photo Voice methodology to address healthcare inequities and improve access to care.
Anderson has collaborated on projects analyzing healthcare systems in high-income countries and撰写了关于家庭护理、耳鼻喉科更新的章节，以及税收对健康行为的影响。 Her scholarly work highlights intersections between visual methods and healthcare advocacy.
Professional memberships include the American Association of Nurse Practitioners, National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculties, and Sigma Theta Tau International. She actively engages in nursing education reforms and interdisciplinary healthcare collaborations.
