… for the leadership in the OT department and throughout the IHP who have allowed me to be me, to weave my sense of humor and advocacy throughout everything I do.  “After … means. Like most people on the planet, I had no idea what that meant, and it took me a while to figure out, through lots of different jobs, what my niche was. But here … for the leadership in the OT department and throughout the IHP who have allowed me to be me, to weave my sense of humor and advocacy throughout everything I do.  …

… Center in Boston, where she also precepts nursing students and novice nurses. “For me, this award is not only a personal milestone but also a recognition of the … the country and beyond. I would also like to thank my students for letting me learn with them, and my colleagues who took the time and effort to nominate me for this award.” … Center in Boston, where she also precepts nursing students and novice nurses. “For me, this award is not only a personal milestone but also a recognition of the …

… 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 …

… missing “It was an incredible way to help others and that was always important to me,” he says. “But I also knew that I wanted my work to be more hands-on.”  For … how to talk to anyone about anything,” he says. “A lot of patients end up telling me their life stories and I’m happy to hear them.”  Professor Rachael Salguero, one … a student who has demonstrated significant thoughtfulness for others.  “It hit me at that moment,” he says. “A lot of people trusted me with their stories …

… now the limiting of reproductive rights. So, it is personally very important to me that, as a provider, I am opening the door to all patients, meeting my patients … necessarily “look gay,” but even I have had microaggressions committed against me in the healthcare system. I have found that providers were dismissive of my … physical health but also my psychological health. They tried to ignore a part of me that was so vital to my experiences. As a future NP, I want to be able to treat my …