… 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 …

… 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 …