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Vicki L . Bautista, EdD, NBC-HWC

Assistant Professor

Vicki Bautista

Contact

VickiBautista@creighton.edu
School of Medicine
Lifestyle Medicine (Graduate Certificate)
Integrative Health and Wellness (Master of Science)
Leadership and Well-Being (Graduate Certificate)
Family and Community Medicine

Vicki L . Bautista, EdD, NBC-HWC

Assistant Professor

Dr. Bautista is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Interdisciplinary Studies. She serves as a faculty member and the Assistant Program Director for the online master’s in Health and Wellness Coaching. Additionally, she teaches both on campus and online courses in the bachelor's-level Healthy Lifestyle Management program. Bautista has an EdD in Interdisciplinary Leadership and is a Board-Certified Health & Wellness Coach. Prior to working at Creighton, she was employed in a variety of health promotion settings including, non-profit, government, and research.
 

Research Focus

Leadership and Well-Being

Health and Wellness Coaching

Community Health

Department

Family and Community Medicine

Position

Assistant Professor

Articles

  • Academic Leadership
    Bautista, V, Oltman, G Bautista, V. & Oltman, G. (2023, June 19). Five Campus Hot Spots: Why higher education institutions need to adapt to reduce burnout. Academic Leader 2023

Presentations

  • Bautista, V. & Oltman, G. (July 2023). Hot Spots on Campus: How Our Leaders Can Recognize and Calm the Fires. National Conference of Academic Deans. University of Central Arkansas. Conway, Arkansas. 2023
  • Bautista, V. (June 2023). The Coach Approach: The Vital Role of Accountability & Self-Monitoring in Behavior Change. Integrative Health and Wellness Summer 2023 Webinar Series. Creighton University. Virtual. Omaha, NE 2023
  • Bautista, V. & Minnich, M. (March 2023). Enhancing Your Teaching and Scholarship through Curricular Engagement. Creighton Center for Faculty Excellence. Virtual. Omaha, NE. 2023
  • Bautista, V. & Oltman, G. (October 2022). Hot Spots: How Higher Education Institutions Need to Adapt to Reduce Burnout. Leadership in Higher Education Conference. Baltimore, MD. 2022
  • Bautista, V. & Oltman, G. (June 2022). Whats Your Leadership Story? From Teaching Philosophy to Leadership Philosophy. 2022 Innovation Summit for Health Professionals Education. Creighton University. Virtual. Omaha, NE 2022
  • Oltman, G., & Bautista, V. (May 2022). Write Your Personal Leadership Story Session 4. Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development (ASCD). Virtual. Alexandria, VA. 2022
  • Bautista, V. & Oltman, G. (April 2022). Closing the Book on Burnout. Omaha Public Library Staff Development Day. Omaha, NE. 2022
  • Goodier, D. (2022). Out of the Trenches Podcast: Episode #150: Drs. Vicki Bautista & Gretchen Oltman https://www.teachbetter.com/out-of-the-trenches-podcast/episode-150-drs-vicki-bautista-gretchen-oltman/ 2022
  • The Curse of the High Achieving Leaders: Overcoming the Need to Be Everything to Everyone. Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development (ASCD) 2022 Annual Conference. Chicago, IL. Oltman, G., & Bautista, V. (March 2022). 2022
  • Oltman, G., & Bautista, V. (March 2022). Write Your Personal Leadership Story Session 1. Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development (ASCD). Virtual. Alexandria, VA. 2022
  • Oltman, G., & Bautista, V. (March 2022). Write Your Personal Leadership Story Session 2. Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development (ASCD). Virtual. Alexandria, VA. 2022
  • Oltman, G., & Bautista, V. (April 2022). Write Your Personal Leadership Story Session 3. Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development (ASCD). Virtual. Alexandria, VA. 2022
  • Goodier, D. (2022). Out of the Trenches Podcast: Episode #150: Drs. Vicki Bautista & Gretchen Oltman https://www.teachbetter.com/out-of-the-trenches-podcast/episode-150-drs-vicki-bautista-gretchen-oltman/ 2022

Awards

  • Dean’s Award for Graduate Faculty Excellence
    This award recognizes faculty who have “a strong record of teaching, demonstrate enthusiasm for teaching and learning, are actively involved in research and scholarship, and engage and inspire students to be independent thinkers.”
    Creighton University School of Medicine