Dr. Tanja B. Salary has more than 20 years of nursing experience and more than 6 years in health services management in the Department of Juvenile Justice and now Faith Community Nursing. She continues her strategic approach to achieving health equity through the elimination of disparities in social and economic determinants of health while promoting systems-level change. Dr. Salary has successfully earned an doctorate in nursing education from Northcentral University. She is a published author who travels abroad to discuss her research and empirical knowledge about medication errors in juvenile justice. Her published work consists of her related coursework and dissertation topic: A Quantitative Correlational Study of Medication Administration Errors and Contributing Factors among Juveniles in a Residential Juvenile Justice Facility. In addition, Dr. Salary is an alumna of Auburn University-Montgomery where she earned her BSN, and the University of Phoenix, where she earned her MSN in health education.