Author Bios

This blog is co-authored by several individuals who are part of the Cincinnati Children’s Hospital & Medical Center community.

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Jim Feuer is senior media relations associate at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center.  He has experience in the corporate world and in higher education.  He began his professional career as a correspondent and news anchor in public radio and has been at Cincinnati Children’s since 1992.

Jim is the father of three children, a fact that could make his blog postings less frequent than some others’.  His spare time is devoted to landscape photography and watching hockey.  His favorite team, the St. Louis Blues, has broken his heart for 40 years.

Danielle Jones is a Media Relations Associate at Cincinnati Children’s. She earned her bachelor’s degree in Public Relations at Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University and her Master’s in Business Administration degree with a concentration in Marketing from the University of Cincinnati.

She has been recognized as the Young Professional of the Year by the Greater Cincinnati Chapter of the Public Relations Society of America and as one of the 10 Leaders of the Future in Greater Cincinnati.

Danielle enjoys her job at Cincinnati Children’s because it allows her to change the lives of patients and families by sharing their stories with the world.

Danielle is an energetic and positive person who loves to laugh. In her spare time, she volunteers at her church, participates in community service events and encourages young adults to achieve their dreams. When she’s not doing that, she’s having fun with her husband, friends and family.

Nick Miller is the science writer at Cincinnati Children’s and a former journalist.

A newspaper reporter and editor for 20 years, Miller developed a knack for writing about cops, criminals, courts, the environment, and – of all things – decommissioning nuclear weapons plants. Miller left journalism to become a media relations and communications manager in the aviation industry. The career change was just in time for him to personally experience one of the worst industry downturns in the history of powered flight.

His focus today is trying to uncover and tell stories about the amazing science coming out of the research laboratories of Cincinnati Children’s. He thinks the world should know more about the work of the medical center’s dedicated scientists – people who spend countless hours pursuing the discoveries of today, which may become the cures of tomorrow.

When not haunting the halls of the research foundation, Nick spends his time preserving historic buildings and neighborhoods. He also works with local organizations trying to build bicycle/pedestrian trails, preserve green space and promote active lifestyles.

Kate Setter is the media relations associate at Cincinnati Children’s. She has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Business Administration from Wilmington College, where she focused her studies on communications and marketing.

Kate began her career in community relations at a Fortune 1000 corporation and then moved into a National and International media relations role with the same company.

At Cincinnati Children’s, Kate is telling the stories of people that make this medical center the amazing place that it is and keeping the public “in the loop” with news and advice from our experts.

Kate has an infant daughter and two crazy canine kids. She spends her weekends traveling to visit family, indulging her new-found obsession with portrait photography and enjoying good food.