… value for students at both educational facilities. The initiative, which builds on a long-standing collaboration between the Institute’s Communication Sciences and … occupational therapy, physical therapy, and physician assistant studies. According to Jason Gallagher, Principal at Harvard-Kent, this stronger association will leave a … on his students. “It recognizes the importance of what the MGH Institute can do to help our students become better learners.” Since it launched last spring, nearly …

… recognizes the meaningful work that IHP faculty, staff, and leadership perform day-to-day,” said President Paula Milone-Nuzzo. “Their dedication enables us to provide the best education to our students training to be health care … the greater Boston community.” The following faculty and staff were recognized on October 19. 5 Years: Esther Ayuk, Communication, Sciences and Disorders; Anna …

… mentors, and academic advisors.   Dr. Kimberley was recruited three years ago to bring her interprofessional research in neurorecovery to the IHP from the University of Minnesota. Since her arrival, she has built many … of Health and one from the National Spasmodic Dysphonia association for research on the effects of neural modulation in dystonia.    She has been involved with PhD …

… and friends, When I was a child growing up in Oklahoma, I always looked forward to July 4th to watch the televised Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops concert in Boston, along … celebrate joys.   Our patients, students, communities, and colleagues are counting on us. Thank you, Dean Tagliareni, and the entire leadership team for your gracious … and friends, When I was a child growing up in Oklahoma, I always looked forward to July 4th to watch the televised Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops concert in …

… cover a large umbrella of individuals in society, my research specifically focuses on bringing individual voices to the forefront of patient care and education. Over the span of my career, I have … infectious disease. Because of my interest in research in African immigrants and to better understand the community, I conducted a pilot needs assessment of …

… President's Blog Introduction As I reflect on my first three weeks as president of the Institute, in some ways I feel like I … faculty, staff, and people in the Charlestown community. I’ve had the opportunity to sit with groups of faculty to learn about their program, their profession, and their scholarship. I have met … faculty, staff, and people in the Charlestown community. I’ve had the opportunity to sit with groups of faculty to learn about their program, their profession, and …

… rode into Galveston, Texas, we cannot underestimate the work that still needs to be done.   Black Americans continue to experience persistent systemic challenges, including the racial wealth gap, … double the rate of uninsured populations   As nurses and nurse leaders, we are on the frontlines of many of these challenges. Nurses often serve as the first and …

… U.S. News and World Report Release Rankings Dear colleagues,       I write to you with exciting news – the U.S. News & World Report Best Grad Schools rankings … of Nursing Practice is the top program in Boston and moved up two spots nationally to #67. And our Master of Science in Nursing is ranked third in Boston and has jumped … raise the bar when it comes to nursing program excellence. Our graduates go on to work at some of the best hospitals in the country and they are thriving, …

… and colleagues, As you close your first week of the spring semester, I am writing to you with great enthusiasm and hope that your semester is off to a good start.  I wish you all the best as you traverse uncertainty with flexibility, learn new things that will inspire and motivate you to be great and good, and deepen relationships with your classmates, faculty, staff, …