… college campuses around the country - this seems like the right time. As I sit at my computer to explore this issue, the words don’t come easily, but here goes.  My first real job as a faculty member was in 1980 when I was hired to fill in for someone on sabbatical. She never came … college campuses around the country - this seems like the right time. As I sit at my computer to explore this issue, the words don’t come easily, but here goes.  My …

… Riley remembers her father saying.  As an IHP nurse practitioner student, Riley was wary of programs that might be “medical tourism.” What drew her to IHP’s clinical … she had trained in. And she wanted to provide patients with stability.  “One of my favorite things to say to patients is, ‘Hi, my name is Anne. I’m a new nurse practitioner on Rosebud, and I’m permanent and …

… to be in the company of such exceptional and remarkable women scholars, including my research and academic advisors, Dr. Teresa Kimberley and Dr. Sue Fasoli, whose … to be in the company of such exceptional and remarkable women scholars, including my research and academic advisors, Dr. Teresa Kimberley and Dr. Sue Fasoli, whose …

… Includes Gold Topics Clinical Experience Area of Expertise Rehabilitation It was an unforgettable day at the Olympics for MGH Institute alumna Deirdre McLoughlin, … of Strategic Communications. “They trust putting all they have worked for into my hands.” … Includes Gold Topics Clinical Experience Area of Expertise Rehabilitation It was an unforgettable day at the Olympics for MGH Institute alumna Deirdre McLoughlin, …

… to do a lot with the architecture of their floor,” said Bernstein. “Their floor was built to do about 2,400 deliveries a year, and now it's doing 3,600, so they're … the information uncovered makes healthcare better for patients down the road.  “My hope is that research like mine will improve the communication between the large … of steps, and then I'm calling that large hospital saying, ‘I need to send you my patient,’ sometimes I think they're a little frustrated with me that I can't do …

… when President Joe Biden took the Oath of Office on January 20. We knew he was committed to doing the work needed to put an end to the pandemic, as well as … as a result of our inability to have a thoughtful, coordinated response. From my perspective, there were 50 independent states each doing their best, but … sophisticated. Last week, I spent hours on the Mass.gov website trying to enroll my 77-year old sister for a vaccination. She, like many others her age, could have …

… me as we prepare health professionals to improve health equity and our world. In my last email, I provided an update on the IHP strategic plan and how we have infused … In addition, the JEDI Office has been working with departments and offices led by my direct reports to map out their functions and goals relative to the JEDI Core … me as we prepare health professionals to improve health equity and our world. In my last email, I provided an update on the IHP strategic plan and how we have infused …

… Health Professions Topics Leadership     Paula Milone-Nuzzo, PhD, RN, FHHC, FAAN, was officially installed on December 7, 2017 as the sixth president of MGH Institute … and Charles Sanders from Massachusetts General Hospital. "Over the course of my presidency, I hope to model values that advance our reputation as an exemplary … integrity and in a manner that is consistent with the values I learned early in my life, and guided by the moral imperative of acting when action will make a …

… a baby in the NICU takes since she went through it herself after her daughter was born. Carpenter remembered how traumatizing that experience was when she returned … allowed me to focus on the NICU. I am so glad I did, because I really found my niche. I am so much more passionate about this than I’ve ever been about anything, … like opportunities continue to open from just taking the leap in 2021 to obtain my doctorate,” she concluded.  …