Jinger Roy

Professor dedicated to fostering understanding of pediatric fall prevention protocols, Dr. Jinger Roy is a distinguished faculty member in the College of Nursing and Health at Loyola University New Orleans. With an extensive background in nursing and neurorehabilitation, she brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to her role. Dr. Roy holds a Doctorate in Nursing Practice, which has been instrumental in shaping her approach to both teaching and research. Throughout her tenure at Loyola University, Dr. Roy has served in various capacities, including as a Graduate Teaching Assistant and Adjunct Faculty Instructor. Her commitment to education and her students is evident in her transition to a full-time Instructor in the Graduate Program, where she continues to inspire and mentor future healthcare professionals. Dr. Roy's research is primarily focused on developing and implementing effective pediatric fall prevention protocols. Her work in this area has not only contributed to the academic community but has also been recognized at numerous conferences, highlighting her as a leader in her field. Her clinical experience further enriches her research, providing practical insights that enhance the applicability of her findings. In addition to her research, Dr. Roy is actively involved in curriculum development and student engagement initiatives at Loyola University. She is passionate about creating a dynamic and supportive learning environment that encourages critical thinking and innovation among her students. Dr. Roy's dedication to her field and her students is matched by her commitment to continuous learning and professional development. She regularly participates in workshops and seminars to stay abreast of the latest advancements in nursing and healthcare, ensuring that her teaching remains relevant and impactful. Outside of her professional responsibilities, Dr. Roy enjoys engaging with the community through various outreach programs, aiming to raise awareness about pediatric health and safety. Her holistic approach to education and healthcare makes her a valued member of the Loyola University New Orleans faculty and a respected figure in the nursing community.