Marla Salmon
Professor
Child, Family, and Population Health Nursing
Professor, University of Washington, Department of Global Health
Marla E. Salmon is a Professor of Nursing and Global Health at the University of Washington. She has previously served as the dean of the Schools of Nursing at both the University of Washington and Emory University. Her extensive career spans academic, policy, and practice settings in nursing and public health.
Dr. Salmon's work has predominantly centered on health workforce policy and capacity building in both global and U.S. contexts. She has collaborated with governments, international agencies, and other health-related organizations. Her recent research focuses on social finance and enterprise within the health sector, particularly exploring investment opportunities in nursing and midwifery to strengthen health systems, empower women, and create meaningful career prospects for marginalized communities. Additionally, she is involved in initiatives related to women in governance roles.
- NCLIN 409: Population Health Through Community Health Nursing Partnerships
- NCLIN 516: Advanced Clinical Practicum I
- NCLIN 518: Advanced Clinical Practicum III
- NCLIN 801: Advanced Clinical Practicum Immersion
- NURS 599: Selected Readings in Nursing Science