… in Nursing (ABSN) at the MGH Institute of Health Professions share their reasons for selecting this particular Boston accelerated BSN program to pursue this … number, and that the MGH experience would be a bit more tailored to the individual student. And, I was right,” she confirms.   "I've been doing clinicals at Mass … and Master’s in Teaching]. They really see you as an individual, not just a student number," she explains. Julie Cavicchia , another ABSN graduate, echoes …

… a lot of training in trauma-based care,’ she said. ‘My role is to be a catalyst for change and if I can get the ball rolling that would be a great legacy to leave.’” … as an RN at Holy Family Hospital in Methuen. Collins, who said she was among the student nurses who worked at the Boston Hope medical center during the COVID-19 … as an RN at Holy Family Hospital in Methuen. Collins, who said she was among the student nurses who worked at the Boston Hope medical center during the COVID-19 …

… girl who had dreams - I never thought I could reach this level. It was good enough for me to get my PhD, and I'm teaching, and I'm doing research. But for me to be recognized by others, it's the cherry on top. It's great.” Gona, who was … honored to support recognition of Clara’s community-engaged research and advocacy for practitioners and students to better serve marginalized communities and to …

… Area of Expertise Nursing Education MGH Institute faculty and staff gathered for the fifth annual lecture honoring the legacy of nursing leader Natalie Petzold, … later welcomed the first class of students to the Institute in 1982 as Director of Student Services. Colleagues described her as a visionary leader, mentor, and pioneer who championed innovation and student growth. “Many of us can point to leaders who shaped our careers, and Miss …

… Board Chair Dr. Jeanette Ives Erickson Named Nursing Hero by Red Cross Topics Student Life It wasn’t long after the pandemic began when it became clear Boston-area … at the time,” said Ives Erickson, “and he began to share with me the vision for Boston Hope.”  Dr. Ives Erickson had recently retired from the hospital after more than two decades as its vice president for patient care and chief nurse. But with the country’s largest public health crisis …