She has also served on the faculty at Yale University School of Nursing teaching in the midwifery master’s degree program. Her clinical work has always been with poor, underserved women. She is currently moving from being faculty at Denver School of Nursing to University of Colorado College of Nursing. There she will be taking care of women at the local jails, working in the midwifery clinic at the Anshultz campus, teaching at the College of Nursing and also helping the college develop a Global Health Track. She has established a Global Health Track at Denver School of Nursing with nursing students going on trips to Peru, Haiti, Appalachia and the Navajo Nation. She has done midwifery work in rural South Africa, Peru, and Guatemala and speaks several languages, including Spanish.