… she discovered a natural affinity for accounting. But while crunching numbers was fine enough, she never lost the desire to go into healthcare. It wasn’t until she … of Science in Nursing program – and began the journey to her new career in 2022. “My kids played a huge role in choosing to return to school to become a nurse … felt like I had missed so many opportunities over the last decade trying to find my way back to what I was really passionate about.” Now half-way through the …

… and individual leadership is shaped by this understanding Milone-Nuzzo was happy to share about these most important characteristics of an organization, and … not often been covered in existing leadership literature. “Our idea for this book was different from other nursing leadership books,” Milone-Nuzzo said. “It was … they had expected.  I always consider the strategies they used as I think about my own leadership.” But what she says matters most about leadership is integrity and …

… I spent a lot of time reflecting on what I’ve learned and how I will apply it to my future practice. I remembered the triumphs and successes. And then, suddenly, I was struck with embarrassment when I remembered my failure in a lab simulation during my very first semester. Of course, the lab is … I spent a lot of time reflecting on what I’ve learned and how I will apply it to my future practice. I remembered the triumphs and successes. And then, suddenly, I …

… Dr. Laura Dichtel for the past five years. Under Dr. Dichtel’s supervision, he was the lead coordinator on several clinical studies on the impact of growth hormone … interested in pursuing clinical research sparked his interest.  “In the back of my head, I had always wanted a career that would allow me to bridge my research experience with real-world patient care. I came from a heavy undergrad …

… of the program — it meant walking in her mother’s footsteps. You see, when she was just three months old, her mother, Marie, graduated from the IHP as a nurse … from the audience as her daughter became a nurse in her own right.  “She is my inspiration. Since I was a little girl, I always wanted to be like my mom. This moment is a dream fulfilled,” beamed Christa Guerrier. “I never imagined …

… 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. …

… were accompanied by Professor Elissa Ladd and Assistant Professor Kaveri Roy.  “It was such a privilege,” said second year student Desai. “We had so much access.” “The … experience to go there and have all the staff, faculty and students say, ‘Oh, my gosh. Wow! That's so cool that you're here and so cool that you know the language.’ Bridging that gap of living in the U.S. but being able to show them my interest in coming back and learning from them was extremely exciting.” Added …

… counselors.  “I never heard of a program like this until I arrived, and many of my students haven’t either. It's primarily a group-based treatment, and I work … really nice feedback over the years from the directors of the program and from my students. Some of my students say, ‘This is one of the best clinicals.’ It's … until their retirements.  “I've always been connected to MGH my entire life – it was such a comfortable place for me,” observed Ferraro. “My first job out of college …