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Amanda was previously an Associate Professor of Health Care Ethics in the Division of Health Ethics, Administration, and Leadership at Regis University. She earned her PhD in Health Care Ethics from Saint Louis University and her MA in Bioethics from Loyola Marymount University. Dr. Hine’s work focuses on clinical and applied ethics, with a particular emphasis on capacity, informed consent, and decision-making authority.
She is committed to bridging academic scholarship and clinical practice, believing that the most meaningful work in bioethics emerges from the collaboration between the two. In addition to her academic role, Dr. Hine remains actively engaged in the Denver healthcare ethics community through service on hospital ethics committees, clinical ethics consultation, and participation on local and national healthcare ethics boards and task forces.
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Amanda Hine MA, PhD
Clinical Ethics Program Manager at Children's Hospital Colorado
Email Address:[email protected]
Amanda was previously an Associate Professor of Health Care Ethics in the Division of Health Ethics, Administration, and Leadership at Regis University. She earned her PhD in Health Care Ethics from Saint Louis University and her MA in Bioethics from Loyola Marymount University. Dr. Hine’s work focuses on clinical and applied ethics, with a particular emphasis on capacity, informed consent, and decision-making authority.
She is committed to bridging academic scholarship and clinical practice, believing that the most meaningful work in bioethics emerges from the collaboration between the two. In addition to her academic role, Dr. Hine remains actively engaged in the Denver healthcare ethics community through service on hospital ethics committees, clinical ethics consultation, and participation on local and national healthcare ethics boards and task forces.
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Affiliate faculty are individuals who make meaningful contributions to the Center’s mission and demonstrate ongoing engagement with its work. This may include participation in or support of the Center's initiatives in research, education, clinical ethics or community outreach. Affiliate faculty are nominated by an elected core faculty member and their approval is at the Center director’s discretion.
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