… is complete.  “It’s a bittersweet decision, for sure,” said Milone-Nuzzo. “I love my job, and I love the work because I love being with the people here. But it’s time for me to do other things, chief among them – spend time with my family. My husband has been retired for years, and I have four grandchildren now.” … footprint with academic partnerships in Saudi Arabia and Germany MGH Institute was named a “Great College to Work For” 11 times Successfully led the Institute …

… looking to increase the use of simulation education in Pakistan. During a recent visit to the country, the Health Professions Education (HPEd) term lecturer visited … Pakistan,” said Bajwa, who earned her PhD in HPEd from the Institute in 2023. “It was an immensely rewarding experience to promote collaboration and awareness in healthcare education fields using simulation.” While there, she was featured in several regional and national newspapers. She plans to have follow-up …

… the company’s Leadership America program.  “One of the great things about it was a chance to step outside of the day-to-day and think just about leadership, which … the program in 2016. “It gave me a chance to really be more reflective about my own leadership.”  Bell was among several IHP program graduates who were on hand … I did not have the luxury to just sit in a corner,” said Gona. “But I don't want my colleagues to think of me as that professor who is always talking about equity and …

… Award for Teaching Excellence , the highest honor a faculty member can receive, was named for Professor Emerita Nancy T. Watts, who helped found the Institute and … accept the award because he’s in China on sabbatical. Nevertheless, Wong was more than pleased at his accomplishment.  “I am pleasantly surprised and utterly … Washington, ’21 Physical Therapy, said as much.  “Keshrie has contributed to my own understanding of JEDI through the idea of patience,” Kamaria Washington, ’21 …

… voice is heard and valued. Lauren Whitman: Six years ago today, May 10, 2018, was the last fully normal day with life as I knew it. On May 11, during my senior year of high school, a seizure unveiled multiple small tumors inhabiting my right and left temporal lobes and spine.  I underwent brain surgery to biopsy and … 10, 2018, was the last fully normal day with life as I knew it. On May 11, during my senior year of high school, a seizure unveiled multiple small tumors inhabiting my …

… change-related risks. “So being mobile gives our students a unique opportunity to visit these communities and work first-hand with these residents. It gives them a … new substation in a section of East Boston that’s prone to flooding. “It enhanced my knowledge because I did not know what was going on in these communities,” said  Master of Science in Nursing student Ricky …

… for either of them but for two MGH Institute alumni, running the Boston Marathon was special. It not only brought Olivia Rotelle OTD ’22 and Abdulrahman Sabbagh, HPEd … in Boston was an unforgettable milestone — especially meaningful as it brought my running journey full circle,” said Sabbagh. Boston is where it all started for me, and completing my 18th marathon — and sixth World Marathon Major — right here was incredibly …

… public health emergency.  “Our program initially started online, which is which was wildly different from the cohort after us,” said Marzan. “They all got to … Professions Education program to earn a master’s degree while raising a family. “My hope is that by understanding more of the science of education, I can use my skills to better educate the next generation of physicians,” said Vaa Stelling, …