Kimberly D. Campbell-Voytal, Ph.D., R.N.
kvoytal@med.wayne.edu
Departmental Role
I am an assistant professor in the Department of Family Medicine and Public Health Sciences and I also serve as the Graduate Student Officer for the MPH Program. As a medical anthropologist and an advanced practice nurse, my research emphasis is in the area of chronic disease prevention and health promotion. My research focuses on diabetes prevention and obesity risk reduction in ethnically diverse communities. I am also engaged in primary care practice-based research and clinical research improvement in settings serving diverse populations. I teach a core required course in the MPH curriculum, FPH 7320 Social Basis of Health.
Education
PhD, 1998 Anthropology-Medical, Wayne State University, Detroit, MI,
MSN, 1983 Adult Health, Wayne State University, Detroit, MI
RN, 1978 Grace Hospital School of Nursing, Detroit, MI
B.S. 1975 Unified Science, Chemistry/Mathematics, Wayne State University
Licensure
Board of Nursing, Registered Nurse (2011-current)
Professional and Academic Experience
Madonna University, College of Nursing & Health, Livonia, MI, Assistant Professor (1988-1996)
Madonna University, College of Nursing & Health, Associate Professor, Graduate Programs (1996-1999)
Wayne State University, Community Medicine, Assistant Professor (1999-2006)
Wayne State University, Community Medicine, Assistant Professor, MPH Program (2004-2006)
Wayne State University, Family Medicine & Public Health Science, Assistant Professor, MPH Program (2006-present)
Wayne State University, Family Medicine & Public Health Sciences, Graduate Student Officer, MPH Program (2011-present)
Primary Research Interests
Prevention- obesity; diabetes; lifestyle management
Community engagement- research capacity-building; lay health workers
Bio-Behavioral interactions in obesity
Translational research- clinical best practices; community prevention
Practice-Based Research Networks and practice improvement
Recent Awards
College Teaching Award, School of Medicine, 2006
Southwest Detroit Community Organizations, "Community Hero" Award, 2007
DONA International Award for Research Excellence, 2009
2011 AHRQ National PBRN Research Conference: Best Poster Award, awarded by the AHRQ PBRN Resource Center, 6/23/11
Current and Recent Grants and Contracts
“Building research culture and capacity with quality improvement strategies”
Principal Investigator: AV Neale
US DHHS NIH 1U01HL097889-01
Role: Co-I Total Cost 890,000
10/10-9/13
“Recruitment and retention best practices in primary care settings"
Principal Investigator: AV Neale
US DHHS NIH 1RC1MD004692-01
Role: Co-I Total cost: $1,000,000
9/09–8/11
“Interventionalist procedures for adherence to weight loss in black adolescents"
Principal Investigator: Naar-King
US DHHS NIH 1U01HL097889-01
Role: Co-I Total Cost: $ 5,707,802
9/09-6/14
"Prevention of diabetes in Latino families"
Principal Investigator: Campbell-Voytal
Michigan Department of Community Health
Total cost: $150,000
10/07-7/09
“Environmental and policy-level factors associated with childhood obesity”
Principal Investigator: Campbell-Voytal
Michigan Department of Community Health
Total cost: $10,000 6/08-9/08
"Detection of obesity in urban minority youth"
Principal Investigator: Campbell-Voytal
Michigan Department of Community Health
Total cost: $375,000
10/04-7/09
"Prevention of diabetes in youth"
Principal Investigator: Campbell-Voytal
Michigan Department of Community Health
Total cost: $225,000
0/04-9/07
Selected Publications
Valdez-Lowe C, & Campbell-Voytal, K. 2011. Collaboration and partnership between DNP clinicians and PhD nurses. American Journal for Nurse Practitioners, 2011, February;15 (1/2).
Campbell-Voytal, K, Fry McComish, J, Visger, JM, Rowland, CA, Kelleher, J. Postpartum doulas: Motivations and perceptions of practice. Midwifery, 2011, Dec: 27(6):e214-21.PMID:21055853
Jamil, H, Campbell-Voytal, K, Arnetz, J. Family Medicine residents' perceptions of occupational and environmental medicine. Journal of Occupational & Environmental Medicine, 2010; 52(2):202-206.
Campbell-Voytal, K. 2009. Phases of pre-engagement capacity building: discovery, exploration, and trial alliance. Progress in Community Health Partnerships, 2010; 4(2): 155-162. PMID:20543491.
Wilcox, S., Dowda, M., Leviton, L., Bartlet-Prescott, J., Bazzarre, T., Campbell-Voytal, K., et al. The Active for Life Initiative: Final results of translating two evidence-based physical activity programs into practice, American Journal of Preventive Medicine, 2008; 35(4):340-351. PMID:18779028.
Wilcox, S., Dowda, M., Griffin, S., Rheaume, C., Ory, M., Leviton, L., King, A., Dunn, A., Buchner, D., Bazzarre, T., Estabrooks, P., Campbell-Voytal, K., Bartlet-Prescott, J., Dowdy, D., Castro, C., Carpenter, R., Dzewaltowski, D., Mockenhaupt, R. Results of the First Year of Active for Life: Translation of 2 Evidence-Based Physical Activity Programs for Older Adults Into Community Settings, AJPH, 2006; 96:1201-1206. PMID:16735619
McComish, J., Campbell-Voytal, K., & Rowland, C. Postpartum Doula Care: Content and Process. International Doula, 2004; 12(4): 22-25.
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