… of the Student Government Association, continues his involvement by advocating for IHP students. Anthony Fitzgerald Paredes is advocating for the needs of students … after emigrating from Ecuador. “I remember going to the doctor’s office with my grandfather, who only spoke Spanish, and we waited in line for hours with other Spanish-speaking … of the Student Government Association, continues his involvement by advocating for IHP students. Anthony Fitzgerald Paredes is advocating for the needs of students …

… also to reflect, imagine, and plan. Look up! May raises our gaze, serves a feast for our senses, and cajoles us out of the ordinary. Look around! We, as nurses, are … at the IHP School of Nursing , we have much to celebrate and much to give. It is my privilege to serve as your Dean; I am grateful to work with you to optimize … learning experiences for our students in a diversity of clinical settings. We can only do what we do so well because of those essential partners, all of whom are …

… being elected by the Academy, Dr. Rita Olans and Dr. Katherine Simmonds were cited for their career accomplishments and significant contributions to health and … said Simmonds. “It signifies reaching a level of accomplishment and recognition in my career as a nurse, an educator, and a reproductive and climate justice advocate.” … “Dr. Olans and Dr. Simmonds are incredibly accomplished nursing practitioners, not only in the field of general health but also in their specialty areas, so it’s no …

… Care and Service Delivery AND OH885 Leadership in Interprofessional Teams were my two favorite courses in the program. I felt as though I was taking real, everyday … at work. While I was working on the project in class, I had written a proposal for a manager position, with the hopes of implementing my project in the future. I … Health OT consult service across the medical floors to provide access to services for patients with emotional/behavioral health needs. I was able to hire and onboard …

… of edits. A fairly high bar. So, it’s easy to see what a point of pride it is for one’s work to be printed in a journal of one’s peers. And no doubt there have … during the hospital stay to promote breastfeeding. So, the topics were related. “My manuscript got accepted, and then I got the publication date,” said McRae, who … and they absolutely hit a wall physically and emotionally. Nurses were not the only ones concerned about the needs of the mother. Fathers advocated for the baby to …

… and professor Marjorie Nicholas’ devotion to aphasia awareness and recovery For over two decades, people with aphasia have turned to the MGH Institute for expert … Center and its founder. To define Nicholas, he chose one word: dedication.     “In my 18 years as a client of the Aphasia Center, I have witnessed all of these facets … a cheerleader.” Marjorie Nicholas Leaves a Legacy Nicholas, who likes to say she only “helped get things started,” has shaped and grown the Aphasia Center …

… grew up in Kennebunkport, ME, but I live in Boston now. I moved to Boston to work for Spaulding Rehabilitation Network Ambulance Service, which has since been … Massachusetts state certified as an EMT. The MGB Ambulance service works primarily for the Spaulding hospitals in the Boston area bringing critical patients to and from … the patients which is special.  What has your education journey been like? I got my undergraduate degree from St. Lawrence University in Canton, NY, where I studied …

… Returning to the Navy Yard: Alum Gets PhD My Why: Returning to the IHP Carla (Tierney) Hendricks first graduated from the … share her why in just five questions. Read on to learn more. What was the catalyst for your pursuing an additional degree? I became interested in research during my … me in completing a master’s thesis project. I brought these skills and passion for research into my clinical role as an SLP. As a practicing clinician, I continued …