… of Expertise Interprofessional Education Nursing Education Rehabilitation Running a marathon is not easy. Neither is taking care of the thousands of runners who take on any 26.2-mile course. At the 2025 Boston Marathon, two groups of MGH Institute students … 22 students to assist in the medical tents along the route. Ashley Clark PA '26 and Joseph Gordon-Reznar DNP '25 were stationed at Medical Tent 10 at …

… Campus Culture Student Life The 130th running of the Boston Marathon featured a number of runners with MGH Institute connections. That includes two runners who … Education and Health Promotion . The experience was new for Annie Veo DPT ’26, who finished her first marathon and is closing in on her fundraising goal to … special about this marathon,” said Grier. “I’ve wanted to run Boston for over a decade and to finally have the opportunity made me surprisingly emotional! I didn't …

… Communities Area of Expertise Medical Education Nursing Education Latest in a series of agreements to give more students pathways to health professions education … health professions.”  That preparation is something that can begin before students even begin to train for a health professions career. The shared values and the … to a lot of hard work, in introducing students to the idea of health professions, even if they hadn’t thought of that for themselves before.” The partnership is one of …

… Paths Area of Expertise Nursing Education President Paula Milone-Nuzzo co-authors a new book, sharing her expertise from a decades long career in nursing, higher education, and institutional leadership. For … is holding them accountable.”  But the lessons never end. Milone-Nuzzo admits that even as the President of the IHP and with her extensive leadership experience prior, …

… As she strode across the stage of the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center, a beaming Naomi Martel looked out across the crowd to her cheering family. A two-year journey of balancing work and education was complete and the reward — a Doctor of Nursing Practice from the MGH Institute of Health Professions — well … As she strode across the stage of the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center, a beaming Naomi Martel looked out across the crowd to her cheering family. A two-year …

… the graduation stage with her service dog, Rescue, it was the culmination of a successful journey that she couldn’t have imagined 11 years ago. In 2013, Kensky … in the MGH Institute’s Doctor of Nursing Practice program.  “It certainly was a family affair, with Mass General and the IHP providing so much help to get me here … said. “But people like Jeanette and Margie were determined to make this happen, even if it looked a little differently than what we had originally intended.” While …

… A Tiny Patient’s Tragic Death Leads to a Career Change … A Tiny Patient’s Tragic Death Leads to a Career Change It was on her second day in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit in … couldn’t verbally communicate well,” she says. “But we became so connected because even with language barriers and masks, smiles and shared goals are universal.”  Do … couldn’t verbally communicate well,” she says. “But we became so connected because even with language barriers and masks, smiles and shared goals are universal.”  Do …

… organization.”  That was the recommendation given to Stephanie Pitts years ago as a new nurse leader.  “I knew that would never be me. I recognize that advancing an … does require the people and the system to move with you,” said Dr. Pitts, a 2021 graduate of MGH Institute’s Doctor of Nursing Practice program. “I also … as compared to those with lighter skin.  The topic has not been well studied, even after looking back in the literature over 20 years. This inspired her. “We owe …