Jessica G. Liddicoat

Graduate Student

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Jessica Liddicoat graduated from Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in the new Master of Science graduate program in Clinical Anaplastology in 2025. She has a BS in Biomedical Sciences, a Minor in American Sign Language, and a certificate in Youth Mentorship from Colorado State University. During her time at Hopkins, she developed a special interest in medical simulation design, ultrasound compatible tissue mimicking materials, and complex mold making through her capstone research. Her patient centered career began as a nursing assistant, fostering a love for the medical field, ultimately leading her to the wonderful field of anaplastology. Her research on medical implant biofilm formation in the Infectious Disease Research Lab at CSU sparked a passion for osseointegrated prosthetic retention. She is skiled in utilizing DICOM data sets, 3D printing, and advanced mold making techniques to bring high quality prosthetics to her patients. She hopes to make prosthetics and medical simulation more accessible to patients and the medical community with her knowledge in CAD, digital sculpture, and anatomy.