… of Communication Sciences and Disorders; Patrice Nicholas , Director of the Center for Climate Change, Climate Justice, and Health in the School of Nursing; Rita Olans … to chronicle the IHP and that working here “has been a great way to finish my professional career.” Marjorie Nicholas, Chair of Communication Sciences and … for a very long time. The first one is ‘The love you liberate in your work is the only love you keep,’ by Elbert Hubbard. The second one, ’We shall not cease from …

… Nursing Education The newspaper’s annual Salute to Nurses section includes praise for faculty and alumni who work in hospitals across the region. The excellence of the … Busch, BSN ’09 Massachusetts General Hospital I got an emergent vascular case on my first shift after three months off, which also happened to be a night shift. I … I’ve never met Jeremy. However, as a nurse myself, I know that he was often the only ray of sunshine for someone enduring a dark period of uncertainty, worry, …

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… Science in Nursing student, Leah C. Rothchild gave the 2024 Commencement address for the School of Nursing during MGH Institute of Health Professions' May 10 … mentorship to individuals with substance use disorders, and as a care coordinator for women and children experiencing housing insecurity. She simultaneously … 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 …