… For Genetic Counseling Students, Fieldwork Placements a Success … For Genetic Counseling Students, Fieldwork Placements a Success Topics Clinical … Science in Genetic Counseling program entered the second year of their education last fall, faculty were optimistic they would fare well in being accepted into … virtual learning without missing a beat. “A major reason they felt well-prepared for their rotations was because of the experience they had with standardized …

… recent all of that progress occurred. The Stonewall Riots occurred 53 years ago. For many of our students, that may seem like a long time, but for me and for many of in our community, it feels like just yesterday.    While the … years ago, much of the progress in expanding LGBTQIA+ rights have occurred in the last 30 years. Pride Month became a nationally designated commemorative month in …

… beginning that this time of year presents. I would like to share my appreciation for all those who have supported, and continue to support, our mission in the School … who comprise the SON. This culminated in our impressive rankings from the U.S. News & World Report. In March, our Doctor of Nursing Practice program ranked as the … in Boston and our Master of Science in Nursing ranked third in Massachusetts. And last fall, the Bachelor of Science in Nursing was ranked as the third highest program …

… more individuals with intellectual When Maddie Brodeur joined the Research Ethics for All project last September, she was sure of two things. She had never done research, but … academic writing, CITI training is really creating a huge barrier to inclusion for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities,” said Brodeur, who … more individuals with intellectual When Maddie Brodeur joined the Research Ethics for All project last September, she was sure of two things. She had never done …

… the Department of Physician Assistant Studies Long White Coat Ceremony in 1CW last Friday, Reamer Bushardt spoke to the Class of 2024 not just as the Institute’s provost and vice president for academic affairs, but as a physician assistant who had once taken part in the … remind us of our commitment the truth and openness and compassion as we care for people and their families and the communities where we live and serve,” Bushardt …

… attended by students, faculty, and staff.  In partnership with the Schwartz Center for Compassionate Healthcare, the rounds invite participants to step away from … encouraged to respond with their own reflections, with many expressing gratitude for the chance to pause and connect meaningfully with one another.  For Emma Green, a second-year Doctor of Occupational Therapy student, the session was …

… many NP students who were always asking me about a book that they could reference for pediatric primary care,” said Kristine, an assistant professor of nursing. “They … quickly realized they had found their project.  The result is  Fast Facts Handbook for Pediatric Primary Care: A Guide for Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants … practices clinically at Boston Children’s Hospital. Mike has practiced for the last 17 years in the fields of orthopaedic medicine, pediatric, and adult urgent …

… an assistant professor of nursing, was asked by the Norman Knight Nursing Center for Clinician and Professional Development at Massachusetts General Hospital to provide basic ICU skills training for non-ICU nurses who might be redeployed to assist in treating COVID-19 patients. … is palpable.” *** Worek, an instructor of speech-language pathology, piloted last summer a telehealth clinic in the Speech, Language and Literacy Center at the …