Josh Winn

Josh Winn is an instructor of clinical practice in the health and wellness undergraduate program at the College of Nursing, as well as wellness program manager and executive director of Health Athlete within The Ohio State University’s Office of The Chief Wellness Officer. Winn’s research interests include gauging the efficacy of health promotion programs on vitality and health outcomes, using health and wellness coaching pedagogy to improve faculty and staff well-being.
As an instructor, Winn uses his experience in health promotion and health and wellness coaching to educate students about how behaviors can improve health outcomes across the lifespan. He believes that as preventative care becomes more mainstream within healthcare settings, future healthcare providers must be educated on strategies that individuals can adopt to prevent the onset of chronic disease and improve overall quality of life.
Winn holds a master’s in exercise science and health promotion from California University of Pennsylvania and is pursuing his PhD in leadership in health and human performance at Concordia University Chicago.
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