Professor J. Craig Phillips is a globally recognized nurse‐scholar whose interdisciplinary expertise in nursing science and intercultural human rights law advances equitable health systems.
As senior lead, he co‐developed the Ottawa Model for Curriculum Development, an evidence‐informed framework now reshaping nursing education across disciplines and institutions globally.
His fellowships in the American Academy of Nursing and the Canadian Academy of Nursing attest to his leadership in integrating human rights into health policy and practice. He is a founding member of the uOttawa Centre for Health Law, Policy and Ethics.
Professor Phillips has directly influenced policy on women’s health, HIV criminalization, HIV and infant feeding practices, and 2S LGBTQQIA+ health equity, and has translated research into rights-based reforms that guide governments, educators and health systems to better serve marginalized communities.
Professor Phillips is accepting new students for thesis supervision.