Dr. Margaret Graham is vice dean and associate professor in The Ohio State University College of Nursing. She currently serves as co-director on a HRSA grant for the development of interprofessional education with Ohio State’s College of Medicine. She is co-teaching the health coaching course for nurse practitioner (NP) and medical doctoral students. Dr. Graham has maintained clinical practice as an NP for 40 years. She practices in a telehealth primary care clinic in the Total Health and Wellness, an Interprofessional NP-led Primary Care Federally Qualified Health Center that is operated by the College of Nursing. Dr. Graham has taught in colleges of nursing since 1980 and has been involved in NP education since 1994. At Ohio State, in addition to health coaching, Dr. Graham has taught the three clinical FNP courses, health policy, pharmacology and advanced assessment, and she serves as preceptor for the FNP students and the new FNP/MD student dyad teams. Dr. Graham’s research interests are in the areas of health promotion, health policy and interprofessional health education.