… has been precepting for more than 10 years.  Why do you precept?    It prevents me from getting into a rut in my day-to-day work. When I’m with a student, they’re asking questions that challenge me to think about things differently and question things that maybe I hadn’t before. … that if we start running behind, she or he may need to shadow me through a few visits until we can get back up to speed. I still feel like they’re learning just by …

… and very honored because I know the people who had the endowed chair before me, and which I always had a lot of respect for,” said Reidy, whose official title … Mobile Program in which a van takes IHP nursing faculty and students for home visits for those having difficulty traveling to the IPC. Just last month, the IHP … is very different than the Peabody Professor of Nursing recipients who went before me because their research was in the area of discovery,” said Reidy, who began at the …

… their work so much, and I know students do, too, as they consistently let me know how helpful their clinicals are. I want the whole community to know. The … a night shift. I felt very out of place, but luckily Briana Busch was there help me. She is a wonderful, excellent nurse whom I’d trust with my family. Her practice … and very professional. I felt I was in the best hands when she was taking care of me. – Nominated by Janeth Aguilera J eremy Sciascia, MS-NU ’17 Epstein Center for …

… woman. I felt safe talking with her. Jaqueline always replied quickly and helped me with important issues as an international student. She is very caring and responsible, which makes me feel very safe and comfortable with her. - Nominated by Amelia Martinez Leah … toward patients. If I were a patient, I would always want Colleen to take care of me as a nurse. As a colleague, if I have questions or need help, no matter how busy …

… health center. The turning point came when a nurse practitioner truly listened to me and performed a pelvic exam that no one else had done. Her presence and skill helped me feel seen — and started my healing. That moment sparked my mission to ensure … your takeaways from your IHP nursing degree that stick with you today?  IHP taught me to lead with listening and curiosity. The mentorship I received, especially in …

… she needed to continue pushing forward. “It is moments like that which got me involved in NERBNA,” she said. “Nurses may be working on a floor where they are … able to repay.  “My work has just begun,” she said. “This organization has given me more than I’ll ever be able to repay, so this honor means so much to me.”  … she needed to continue pushing forward. “It is moments like that which got me involved in NERBNA,” she said. “Nurses may be working on a floor where they are …

… and when there isn’t a direct answer or strategy to do so, research enables me to find one. What is one step nurse practitioners can take toward adding research … To win an award that honors Dr. Constance B. Wofsy’s legacy means so much to me. Dr. Wofsy was a trailblazer who conducted groundbreaking HIV research, served as … are translatable into clinical practice and education. Dr. Wofsy’s work inspires me to go above and beyond for communities of women with HIV, and to use the education …