… in the classroom and looking at the students, I just go back to that place where I was a student, too.”  For three years, Mombrun was the nurse director at Brigham and … changed.  “I had two cell phones, a pager, two laptops. I was never available to my family,” recalls Mombrun. “I couldn't keep up with work and family. I was at a point where it wasn’t fulfilling. But I just didn't see my husband. I didn't see my son.” Family won out, and Mombrun left her position. …

… experience will be when they don’t have someone supervising them.”  Kam’s mentee was Clarence Lee, a 2024 DPT graduate, who, like Kam, also left the Boston area. In … ideas off her, and it was great to have someone who was so clearly invested in my future and my well-being help guide me along.” Key players  The MGH Institute’s dynamic … ideas off her, and it was great to have someone who was so clearly invested in my future and my well-being help guide me along.” Key players  The MGH Institute’s …

… hood over the head of the candidate standing in front of him, a young woman who was moments away from becoming a graduate. But on this day, Green wasn’t acting as … of this moment,” said Reese Green, “because he's been such a supportive figure in my journey of academics and research journey and, you know, I've always had him to … just so special because I get share it with him. And he's been a part of it. Both my parents have been a part of all of that.” For the elder Green, it was a moment of …

… up at ASHA, getting an email from them about their professional journey, or, my favorite, collaborating on shared patients! How has participating as a mentor … your connection to the IHP community? Serving as a mentor has deepened my connection to the IHP in a very meaningful way. As an alum, term lecturer, and … students develop their skills and confidence often makes me pause and reflect on my own choices as a provider and reminds me that we can always learn from each other, …

… justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion (JEDI). White, who retires next month, was named one of the Luminary ADLN Fellows, described by NBNA as “highly … innovative groundbreaking work.” “This means a lot to me because they looked at my commitment to JEDI over 30 years,” said White. “I am honored and humbled to … journey against racism and all forms of oppression. Although I am retiring from my day job, I will continue to work with these luminaries to advance equity, …

… of Maternal/Child Nursing. “Becoming a Fellow of AWHONN is a recognition of my program of research improving how nurses care for pregnant families,” said Bernstein. “This year, I plan to expand my research through the Human Factors in Nursing Lab which I founded last year. It’s … of Maternal/Child Nursing. “Becoming a Fellow of AWHONN is a recognition of my program of research improving how nurses care for pregnant families,” said …

… to her work today. “I had such an amazing experience at IHP,” Grier said. “I love my job more than I ever thought I would, and that’s because IHP helped get me … for a way to bring students together, they were always supportive,” she said. “It was like, ‘Great idea — let’s figure out how to make that happen.’”  Now, as a member … giving back.  Since then, Grier has become a seasoned marathoner.  “Boston will be my 12th marathon, but the training still evolves as my life changes,” she said. …