… 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 …

… was a family affair, with Mass General and the IHP providing so much help to get me here today plus Patrick and my family,” said a smiling Kensky, referencing spouse … lost one leg in the attack. “Everyone was just determined to make this happen for me with their support and being so flexible. There were a lot of really hard times and it took a whole community of people to get me through. I’m so grateful.” That support began with Jeanette Ives Erickson , who …

… with an entry point into retail health. “I think that really set the stage for me when retail healthcare first came on the scene in 2000 as something that was … in dirt floor huts and not having the power of a prescription pad really brought me back to the basics of healthcare. There were no barriers between the patients and the providers, so that really spoke to me. In some ways, it’s similar to retail health.”  Advancing a Career So, Patterson …

… with one of the mothers as she was leaving the gathering.  “She kept asking me what would happen after the baby was born,” recalls Ffriend, who is currently … those same vulnerabilities. She was so uncertain of her future and that stuck with me.” Following her graduation from Syracuse, Ffriend worked as a teacher for five years.  “Something was missing for me in teaching, but I could never quite figure it out,” Ffriend recalls.  As Ffriend …