Julie Chase Ph.D

Julianne Chase, Ph.D., is an accomplished educational consultant and explorer with a diverse background in curriculum development, faculty training, program evaluation, and assessment in medical education. With a Ph.D. from The Ohio State University, Dr. Chase has held key roles such as Associate Dean for Education and Associate Professor of Medicine at New York University School of Medicine.

Her expertise in medical ethics and professionalism has been recognized through national awards from the AMA and ABIM. Dr. Chase has played a pivotal role in influencing NYS and Federal laws concerning end-of-life decision-making. In addition to her medical career, she has a parallel career in exploration science, participating in expeditions to remote locations worldwide.

As a renowned explorer and scientist, Dr. Chase has explored regions like the Arctic, Antarctic, Amazon, Galapagos, and the Gobi Desert, addressing ecological and cultural aspects of these locations. She has also been actively involved with The Explorers Club, serving as the United Nations NGO Representative and holding leadership positions while receiving prestigious awards like the Sweeney Medal.

Beyond her professional endeavors, Dr. Chase has been actively engaged in not-for-profit boards, contributing her expertise to organizations promoting experiential science education and environmental advocacy. Her commitment to bridging science and nature has been manifested through her leadership roles and participation in expeditions tailored for teenagers.