Alison Marshall
Assistant Professor of the Practice
Biography
Alison Marshall, Ph.D., FNP-C, RN, is an assistant professor of the practice at the Connell School of Nursing and a board-certified, practicing family nurse practitioner, with an expertise in sexually transmitted infections, and the health effects of genital hair removal. She earned a Ph.D. in nursing from Boston College in 2024. From 2013 to 2015, she was on faculty and directed the Family Nurse Practitioner Program at Simmons College of Nursing and Health Sciences. Since 2005, her clinical practice has been at the South Boston Community Health Center, where she sees patients throughout the life spectrum. She is also faculty at The Sylvie Ratelle STD/HIV Prevention Center of New England, a CDC funded national training organization, where she teaches other health professionals the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of STIs.
Official evaluation summary
Courses taught
- NURS2122 Nursing Assessment of Health Across the Life Span
- NURS7430 Advanced Health Assessment Across the Life Span
- NURS2121 Nursing Health Assessment Across the Lifespan Clinical Laboratory
- NURS9732 Advanced Health/Physical Assessment across the LifeSpan
- NURS9825 Family Primary Care Advanced Practice Nursing I
- NURS9829 Family Primary Care Advanced Practice Nursing III
- NURS9827 Family Primary Care Advanced Practice Nursing II
- NURS7732 Sexual Health
- UNCP4609 Gathering with Purpose: The Architecture of Belonging
- NURS2220 Intimate Matters: Sexuality, Sexual Health, and Society
- SOCY2220 Intimate Matters: Sexuality, Sexual Health, and Society