… to leaders who shaped our careers, and Miss Petzold was one of those people to me,” Margie Sipe, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs in the School of Nursing, … to leaders who shaped our careers, and Miss Petzold was one of those people to me,” Margie Sipe, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs in the School of Nursing, …

… obstetricians, a midwife, and two anesthesiologists. Bernstein has conducted site visits to Martha’s Vineyard, Nantucket Cottage and Monadnock Community hospitals and … off just some of the questions her study will look at in each hospital she visits. “How do nurses get the medication? Do we have to call pharmacy? Can someone … need to send you my patient,’ sometimes I think they're a little frustrated with me that I can't do things. I think if they understood my work environment, they …

… patient knocked off my mask—would those few seconds of exposure be enough to give me the virus? I’d spend the next two weeks anxiously wondering if symptoms would … I worried that an angry patient might spew xenophobic comments, or worse, follow me later to continue the onslaught of slurs and ignorant questions. That happened … patient knocked off my mask—would those few seconds of exposure be enough to give me the virus? I’d spend the next two weeks anxiously wondering if symptoms would …

… control of my understanding was great, and I think that brought a lot of solace to me,” said Sohmer. “The info and the friendliness of all of his nurses, especially Joan, is what made me feel so comfortable and made my family comfortable.” She didn’t realize it at the … voice, it brought back so many happy memories.” Sohmer recalled. “She encouraged me to get my foot in the door as a nurse assistant.” Parise was equally moved.  “I …

… 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 …

… really wasn’t for her.  “There were now too many degrees of separation between me and the patients, and I wanted to have a more direct impact on them,” said Callahan. “I thought becoming a nurse would be a better way for me to help them.” Her preceptorship at MEE gave her invaluable experiences working … really wasn’t for her.  “There were now too many degrees of separation between me and the patients, and I wanted to have a more direct impact on them,” said …

… 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 …

… , the school’s director of library who completed the program in 2016. “It gave me a chance to really be more reflective about my own leadership.”  Bell was among …   “I realized I was standing on the shoulders of people who went before me and who put their bodies on the line, so I did not have the luxury to just sit in a corner,” said Gona. “But I don't want my colleagues to think of me as that professor who is always talking about equity and inclusion. I want to be a …

… back end, because then that family isn’t calling back six more times for 6 more visits because they're still so worried or dissatisfied with the lack of … to assistant professor at the IHP on July 1.    “Another thing my students hear me say a lot is that every patient encounter is a little bit of a pediatric-themed … back end, because then that family isn’t calling back six more times for 6 more visits because they're still so worried or dissatisfied with the lack of …