Beth Rossen, BA, BAA (Nursing), RN, MSc, PhD is a registered nurse in Ontario, Canada as well as in the state of Michigan. In graduate studies, she earned a Master of Science in Nursing as well as a PhD in Public Health Sciences in social and behavioral health sciences. Beth's research expertise is in grounded theory methodology, and her clinical expertise pertains to how young people with physical disabilities seek health information during their transition from pediatric to adult healthcare. Currently, she has been disseminating her research through seminars for Provincial and National organizations in Canada as well as lecturing at universities in New Orleans. She is also in the process of becoming a guest presenter for the Leadership in Education in Neurodevelopmental Disabilities program in the USA. Beth has also been writing for Provincial organizations in Canada and peer-reviewed journals, such as Disability & Society. In addition, Beth has been mentoring students in the Masters of Public Health at the internationally acclaimed Dalla Lana School of Public Health, University of Toronto, Canada. She is also a poster presenter at the Health Care Transition Research Consortium Research Symposium in Houston, Texas (October 2025). Additionally, she serves as a sessional lecturer at the internationally acclaimed Lawrence Bloomberg Faculty of Nursing at the University of Toronto, Canada, where she will be teaching qualitative nursing research to students in the Masters of Nursing program, Nurse Practitioner field of study, in Winter 2026.