Phone:  309.677.2575

Email:  jksb@bradley.edu

An assistant professor in the nursing department, Julie Baylor’s primary content responsibility involves maternal child nursing and men's and women's health.  She is the Bradley Nursing Student Association faculty adviser, a judge for Greek scholar and president of the year awards, faculty sponsor of a 1st place award winner in the University-sponsored Student Research and Creative Production Exhibition, coach of the Science Olympiad team in her home town, and a directed research advisor for nursing graduate students.

Dr. Baylor traveled to Denmark to develop a program for nursing students to attend during the summer.  Along with several others from the U.S. she worked with the Danish International Studies office to plan for the implementation of the program.

Her recent research includes an ongoing study in Missouri, focuses on problem behaviors in adult male/teen female dyads, especially when pregnancy is involved.  Past research includes accuracy of different types of thermometers used in newborns, and stress in nurse managers.

Background
A nurse since 1978, Dr. Baylor has experience in burns, MICU, labor and delivery, the Family Practice Residency program at the U of I College of Medicine program, and in managing a family physician's office.

Degrees & Certification
Dr. Baylor received her Diploma from Methodist Medical Center School of Nursing (1978); her BSN at Bradley (1991); her MSN at Bradley (1993); and her PhD at St. Louis University (2004).