Karin Eve Reuter Rice

Dr. Karin Reuter-Rice is a highly accomplished clinician, researcher, and educator at Duke University. Holding appointments as Professor in the School of Nursing and in the School of Medicine (Department of Neurosurgery) and an Associate Professor of Pediatrics. She is a faculty in the Division of Critical Care and co-editor of the seminal textbook, Pediatric Acute Care: A Guide for Interprofessional Practice. Dr. Reuter-Rice's expertise is internationally recognized, as evidenced by her fellowships in the American College of Critical Care Medicine and the American Academy of Nursing, and as a NIH-NINR Summer Genetics Institute fellow.

Committed to children and families facing critical illness and injury, Dr. Reuter-Rice's NIH funded research addresses the childhood concussion epidemic. Her novel, whole-person approach identifies those at greatest risk for long-term problems after a concussion, recognizing that the impact extends beyond the hospital and into homes and schools.

As a team scientist, her work is supported by funding from federal, foundation, and industry partners. Beyond her research, Dr. Reuter-Rice is dedicated to mentoring and teaching students, and she serves as the current Vice-Chancellor for the American College of Critical Care.