Dr. Jenny Rose Fox is an Associate Professor of Neonatology with national leadership in neonatal resuscitation, simulation‑based education, pediatric remote patient monitoring, and neonatal feeding and development. Her scholarly work integrates simulation, implementation science, and interdisciplinary education to improve neonatal outcomes across academic, community, and rural settings. She serves in national leadership roles with the American Academy of Pediatrics and American Heart Association Neonatal Resuscitation Program Steering Committee, contributing to national curricula, guidelines, and textbooks. She developed and runs the first pediatric transitional remote patient monitoring program at Children’s Hospital of Richmond at Virginia Commonwealth University (SNUG HUGS) to improve patient outcomes and increase bed capacity in the NICU. She contributes to the development of pediatric remote patient monitoring programs as an innovative clinical specialty as one of the members of the national Pediatric Advanced Care at Home collaborative.  Her work emphasizes scalable educational innovation, community and first‑responder neonatal training, and systems‑level quality improvement.