… Chief Nurse Emerita Jeanette Ives Erickson, left, with recently retired Institute for Patient Care at MGH Director Gaurdia Banister, who also addressed the audience, … among the attendees. The MGH Nurses' Alumni Association alumni turned out in force for the 150th celebration of the founding of the hospital's former nursing school. … and her husband Tom (left) funded the creation of the Ruth Sleeper Nursing Center for Clinical Education at the MGH Institute. to honor her former teacher. Several NAA …

… to become a nurse practitioner, moved up two slots nationally and is now  tied for 69th  out of 220 programs according to the publication. It is ranked third in Massachusetts and tied for 5th in New England.  Three of the MGH Institute’s programs in the School of … Pathology is also the top-ranked program in New England, coming in tied for 10th in the country out of 260 ranked programs. It is in the top 4% of all …

… Nursing Education The newspaper’s annual Salute to Nurses section includes praise for faculty and alumni who work in hospitals across the region. The excellence of the … of the alumni received multiple letters of commendation. “It’s always wonderful for nurses from the MGH Institute to be applauded for their excellence,” said School of Nursing Dean Dr. Ken White . “It’s a …

… annual Salute to Nurses section highlights more than a dozen faculty and graduates for their efforts More than a dozen faculty and alumni were recognized in the Boston … at Home, and Debbie Burke, Mass General Hospital’s senior vice president for patient care and chief nurse and the IHP’s associate dean of clinical affairs, … always replied quickly and helped me with important issues as an international student. She is very caring and responsible, which makes me feel very safe and …

… nursing pipeline, increase the number of clinical placements and provide supports for nursing faculty.   During her talk, Acosta said people of color are … they can find new jobs. “Massachusetts is known as being the first in the country for doing so many things, so why can’t we be leaders in closing the racial equity … nursing pipeline, increase the number of clinical placements and provide supports for nursing faculty.   During her talk, Acosta said people of color are …

… the Massachusetts-based chapter of the Organization of Nurse Leaders was looking for guidance. It didn’t want to stand by silently in the wake of injustice, but the … Ultimately, the collaboration between NERBNA and ONL resulted in a new pledge for all nurses to take and sign. The pledge has well over 3,000 signatures  Called … marks the completion of their studies at schools like UMASS Boston.   “It’s a way for nurses to remember that they have a role to play in championing equity,” said …

… Kardong-Edgren of the Department of Health Professions Education are recognized for their work in advancing nursing and simulation education. Elaine Tagliareni and Suzie Kardong-Edgren have known each other and worked together for the past 20 years. So, it’s fitting that the MGH Institute faculty members became … Award from the National League of Nursing (NLN) . “Our paths have crossed for years,” said Dr. Tagliareni , director of faculty development in the Institute’s …