… March 1, is National Employee Appreciation Day, and I’d like to share my gratitude for how you infuse these qualities into our campus community every single day. Each … mission of educating health professionals to advance healthcare and outcomes for society and advancing our strategic goals. There are incredible headwinds in … make beyond your day-to-day roles by serving as mentors, advisors, and role models for our students and colleagues. Your efforts and care make a tremendous difference …

… BRIEF: Familiar Face Headed to School of Nursing as Assistant Dean for Prelicensure … BRIEF: Familiar Face Headed to School of Nursing as Assistant Dean for Prelicensure Topics Nursing Leadership The School of Nursing has a new leadership … from Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital , where she was the Executive Director for Nursing Practice Excellence. Simultaneously, she has been an assistant professor …

… (HPEd) recently published the e-book, “Innovations in Teaching and Learning for Health Professions Educators” on the rapidly evolving landscape of health … teaching strategies. This includes technologies such as virtual reality, AI, and student-centered approaches grounded in cognitive science.  "We hope this book would … a global lens.  "Innovation and its appropriate use continues to be very important for effective health professions education,” said Edwards. “We need to always be …

… Nursing Connect With Us Request Information Nursing One is the site director for the Neurological Clinical Research Institute at Massachusetts General Hospital. … mark in the nursing world and credit the clinical placements and faculty expertise for helping them do so. Here are their stories:  Sarah Luppino Sarah Luppino Site … that’s not stopping her and her team from trying to find one.  As Site Director for the Neurological Clinical Research Institute and Healey & AMG Center for ALS …

… first as the inaugural academic support counselor and now as the assistant dean for student success in the School of Nursing, a role he has held since 2020. That same … diversity, equity, inclusion, and white privilege. He spoke with OSC’s Lisa McEvoy for this month’s IHP Interview. How did your research on DEI and white privilege come … as the inaugural academic support counselor and now as the assistant dean for student success in the School of Nursing, a role he has held since 2020. That same …

… Nicholas, distinguished teaching professor and director of the Institute’s Center for Climate Change, Climate Justice, and Health, spoke of the Center’s efforts to … communities. In addition, the third class of Teaching Excellence Academy for Learning (EAL) Fellows was announced. They are Suellen Breakey, Eleonor … Joanna Christodoulou: “Online Trainings for Teaching Assessment Skills to Graduate Student Clinicians: Benefits and Future Directions.” Alex Hoyt: “Certification of …

… & Career Paths Area of Expertise Global Health Literacy & Language Pediatrics For 2017 graduate Sophie Bellenis, becoming an occupational therapist was a perfect … skills and freedom I needed to make it happen.”  “Sophie exemplifies the type of student, graduate, and alum that truly makes a difference locally, nationally, and … Asali as we take on more partners in Tanzania or identifying and filling gaps in student transition support here stateside,” she said. “Whatever comes my way, I’m …

… at the heart of nursing practice, and DNP-prepared nurses are often the catalysts for new ideas and approaches in healthcare. Their contributions to nursing … to improve patient care and outcomes. Health Policy Advocacy: They are advocates for health policy changes, using their expertise to influence policies that affect … nurses often lead quality improvement projects, using data to identify areas for improvement and measure the impact of interventions. Community Health …