… care pediatric nurse practitioner. It started as worried discussion about the news coming from overseas and COVID-19 cases reaching New York, which turned into … but I also felt a small amount of nervous anticipation: This is what I was trained for, to be able to help in a time of need. Last spring, when the pandemic’s chaos was … I see patients and family. My parents have also received the vaccine, so now I can visit without a glass door separating us. I tell every patient I see about the …

… fun in almost every interaction,” said Durning, a pediatric nurse practitioner for 24 years. “Even with a child who's fearful or crying because they're worried … matter how long it takes. “I don't want parents or caregivers waking up at 2:00 am for the next several nights, thinking they don't know anything. I really like to … time on the 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 …

… 500 students in seven of the school’s direct-entry programs participate in caring for clients under faculty supervision as they learn together through hands-on … role in organizing the event.  “Child Development Day is an incredible opportunity for students to get a holistic view of a child and their family,” she shared. … Aphasia Program (S-IHP's CAP) and his caregiver took the stage on October 26 to share his story. He’s been diagnosed with aphasia, a language disorder caused …