… “It is not unusual for the participants to cry and tell me at the end that this was really meaningful.” A few common themes are already evident from the information … “It is not unusual for the participants to cry and tell me at the end that this was really meaningful.” A few common themes are already evident from the information …

… Rehabilitation Medicine at Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital, Boston, MA   What was your research focused on? The focus of my PhD was the integration of technologies in the field of neurorehabilitation. More … environment. Lastly, I appreciated the convenience of staying affiliated why my institution part-time and pursue a doctoral degree simultaneously. What are your …

… month, the 19-year IHP veteran is the Amelia Peabody Professor of Nursing.  “I was quite surprised and very honored because I know the people who had the endowed … Reidy spearheaded (true to form, she is quick to say it was a team effort).  “My scholarship is very different than the Peabody Professor of Nursing recipients who … research was in the area of discovery,” said Reidy, who began at the IHP in 2004. “My research has been much more on workforce development and just helping to support …

… of the two-year program. Standing alongside the trio and beaming with pride was Martha’s Vineyard Hospital President and Chief Operating Officer Claire Seguin , … anything she had seen, but instead, what she felt.  “I am the first nurse in my entire extended family that I know of,” reflected Dudley. “It wasn't so much as I saw it being done in my family, I just felt this calling from very early on, and I was afraid I missed the …

… preferred. Having that higher level of education is important. If I didn’t have my bachelor's degree, I don't think I would have been given the opportunities that … if you modify your dreams, you can definitely make things happen. So, for me it was like, ‘Yes, I have a full-time job,’ but when my kids went to bed, I stayed up for a few hours to get my work done.” The Mass …

… part of their DNA and part of the job. But for Dr. Kimberly S. Glassman, one night was unlike any other. She was chief nursing officer at NYU Langone Medical Center … had knocked out power to the pediatric wing. “And I knew at the time that it was my worst sighted fear in the hospital. I said to my nurses, ‘Prepare to get everybody out of here’ because they were the experts on …

… presidency of the American Academy of Nursing in October, the idea of walking away was in the back of his mind, but the timing wasn’t clear. Over the holidays, however, … and that tomorrow is not promised to any of us,” said White. “So often I've had my patients tell me, ‘I kept working, and a month after I retired, I had a heart … “I think now is a good time for me to make the decision to move on to that part of my life where I can choose to focus on more personal relationships and things I …