Associate Professor Emeritus
Janet Primomo joined the UW Tacoma Nursing Faculty in 1992 as one of its three founding faculty members. Her scholarly work focuses on community/public health, environmental health, and chronic illness care.
As a member of the Tacoma Pierce County Asthma Prevention Partnership, Dr. Primomo is conducting evaluation research on multi-faceted community-based chronic disease prevention programs, including Clean Air for Kids. She is an active member of the Washington State Asthma Initiative, and has held leadership positions with the Washington State Nursing Association and the American Public Health Association.
Dr. Primomo received her PhD (1989) and MN (1982) at the University of Washington Seattle and her BSN (1975) from Russell Sage College in Troy, New York. She received UW Tacoma's Distinguished Teaching Award in 1997 and the Dr. Trudeau Award from the American Lung Association of Washington for outstanding research and volunteer leadership.
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As a member of the Tacoma Pierce County Asthma Prevention Partnership, Dr. Primomo is conducting evaluation research on multi-faceted community-based chronic disease prevention programs, including Clean Air for Kids. She is an active member of the Washington State Asthma Initiative, and has held leadership positions with the Washington State Nursing Association and the American Public Health Association.
Dr. Primomo received her PhD (1989) and MN (1982) at the University of Washington Seattle and her BSN (1975) from Russell Sage College in Troy, New York. She received UW Tacoma's Distinguished Teaching Award in 1997 and the Dr. Trudeau Award from the American Lung Association of Washington for outstanding research and volunteer leadership.
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About Janet Primomo
Janet Primomo joined the UW Tacoma Nursing Faculty in 1992 as one of its three founding faculty members. Her scholarly work focuses on community/public health, environmental health, and chronic illness care.
As a member of the Tacoma Pierce County Asthma Prevention Partnership, Dr. Primomo is conducting evaluation research on multi-faceted community-based chronic disease prevention programs, including Clean Air for Kids. She is an active member of the Washington State Asthma Initiative, and has held leadership positions with the Washington State Nursing Association and the American Public Health Association.
Dr. Primomo received her PhD (1989) and MN (1982) at the University of Washington Seattle and her BSN (1975) from Russell Sage College in Troy, New York. She received UW Tacoma's Distinguished Teaching Award in 1997 and the Dr. Trudeau Award from the American Lung Association of Washington for outstanding research and volunteer leadership.
As a member of the Tacoma Pierce County Asthma Prevention Partnership, Dr. Primomo is conducting evaluation research on multi-faceted community-based chronic disease prevention programs, including Clean Air for Kids. She is an active member of the Washington State Asthma Initiative, and has held leadership positions with the Washington State Nursing Association and the American Public Health Association.
Dr. Primomo received her PhD (1989) and MN (1982) at the University of Washington Seattle and her BSN (1975) from Russell Sage College in Troy, New York. She received UW Tacoma's Distinguished Teaching Award in 1997 and the Dr. Trudeau Award from the American Lung Association of Washington for outstanding research and volunteer leadership.
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