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Four School of Nursing Faculty Retire, Are Named as Emeritae

Drs. Inge Corless, Janice Goodman, Pat Lussier-Duynstee, and Nancy Terres retired from the School of Nursing. Combined, they have 96 years of time working at the Institute.

2020 Commencement a Virtual Success

While COVID-19 delayed graduation, it was still a joyous celebration for the 566 students who completed their MGH Institute education.

A Modified Return to Campus for Fall Semester

DPT students, adhering to social distancing standards, watch Associate Professor Doug Gross as he works with the other half of the class in an adjacent room.

Flexible academic plan provides for online learning, hands-on skills, and off-campus clinical placements.

Nursing Students Excel at First-Time Licensing Exam, Defying COVID-19 Disruptions

Closing the MGH Institute physical campus and moving all classroom instruction online in March because of the coronavirus pandemic did not prevent students in the accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing (ABSN) program from reaching the Institute’s highest first-time pass rate on the...

NP Students Prepare for Telepractice

NP students are utilizing cutting-edge online Objective Structured Clinical Examinations to prepare for a future where telepractice is the norm, not the exception.

On the Front Lines of Efficient COVID-19 Patient Evaluations

Shelby Lee Freed, MSN '11, working with a COVID-19 patient at Oregon Health & Sciences University Hospital. PHOTO: Bradley W. Parks. Courtesy of Oregon Public Broadcasting.

Photo: Bradley W. Parks. Courtesy of Oregon Public Broadcasting.

Shelby Freed, a 2011 MSN graduate, used her experiences during the coronavirus pandemic to develop a more efficient way to evaluate and test COVID-19 patients at Oregon Health & Science University Hospital.

How to support nonbinary and trans colleagues at work, and the email template to use if you accidentally misgender them

Kay Martinez, Associate Director of Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion, gave Business Insider the exact email you should send if you misgender a colleague.

Intersex Justice Keynote Caps Recognizing Pride Month

The Institute capped a series of activities celebrating Pride Month on June 30 with the Pride Keynote “Intersex Justice” delivered by Sean Saifa Wall, co-founder of Intersex Justice Project.

MGH Institute of Health Professions Sponsors Sculpture Exhibit in Charlestown Navy Yard

MGH Institute of Health Professions is among the sponsors of Lyman Whitaker’s Wind on Water temporary sculpture exhibit in the Charlestown Navy Yard. The 31 sculptures, hosted by the Charlestown Navy Yard Garden Association, will be on display through May 2021.

The Intersection of Climate Change, COVID-19, and Racial Injustice

Suellen Breakey (L) and Patrice Nicholas

The Center for Climate Change, Climate Justice, and Health’s recent webinar discussed how the coronavirus pandemic has exposed the connection between climate change and racial injustice in the country.

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