At the IHP’s annual fundraiser, Boston Scientific CEO Michael Mahoney and IHP Trustee Dr. Michael Jaff discussed the importance of supporting students of color achieving their goal of becoming health care professionals; helping to care for an increasingly diverse population.
The IHP is the only college in New England to be recognized by Insight into Diversity magazine for demonstrating an outstanding commitment to diversity and inclusion.
The publication has produced the first rankings of Bachelor of Science in Nursing programs in the country, and the IHP is tied for 58th out of 694 programs listed.
Thirty-three employees, representing a combined 335 years of service to the MGH Institute and/or other Mass General Brigham affiliates, were recognized at the annual celebration.
Dr. Kenneth R. White, the first man elected to the position, will focus on strengthening the organization’s commitment to advancing health equity through nursing leadership, innovation, and science during his two-year term.
In finishing the 26.2-mile course, Bridget Carroll and Lauren Chesnard fulfilled their goal of raising much-needed funds to support the Sanders IMPACT Practice Center and launch a new endowed scholarship fund.
For 2018 graduates Sylvia Brandenberg and Dan McGuire, working as physician assistants while traveling the country and living in an Airstream trailer is something the newly married couple has embraced with a passion.
The legacy of Maureen Ryan, BSN '17, will carry on via the scholarship established in her memory. Lauren Chesnard, BSN ’12, is running the 2021 Boston Marathon to raise funds to support the Maureen Ryan Community Health ABSN Nursing Scholarship.
In a little more than two years, more than 1,000 people have attended programs, courses, and seminars offered by the Department of Continuing and Professional Development.
