Patient Care
Monday, Jul 14, 2025
Rebecca Tucker Named Chief Wellness Officer of UR Medicine Employee Wellness
Rebecca Tucker, PhD, MEd, ACNPC, RN, a distinguished clinician, educator, and researcher, has been appointed chief wellness officer of UR Medicine Employee Wellness.
Rebecca Tucker Named Chief Wellness Officer of UR Medicine Employee Wellness
Rebecca Tucker, PhD, MEd, ACNPC, RN, a distinguished clinician, educator, and researcher, has been appointed chief wellness officer of UR Medicine Employee Wellness.
Friday, Jul 11, 2025
UR Nursing Launches Initiative to Strengthen Youth Mental Healthcare
A federal grant supports Rochester’s School of Nursing and Warner School to prepare mental health professionals to work with youth in under-resourced communities.
UR Nursing Launches Initiative to Strengthen Youth Mental Healthcare
A federal grant supports Rochester’s School of Nursing and Warner School to prepare mental health professionals to work with youth in under-resourced communities.
Friday, Feb 28, 2025
UR Nursing, RCSD Launch School-Based Health Center at Monroe High School
The University of Rochester School of Nursing and Rochester City School District celebrated the grand opening of a School-Based Health Center at James Monroe High School on Feb. 28, marking a significant step to improve access to physical and mental health care for local high school students.
UR Nursing, RCSD Launch School-Based Health Center at Monroe High School
The University of Rochester School of Nursing and Rochester City School District celebrated the grand opening of a School-Based Health Center at James Monroe High School on Feb. 28, marking a significant step to improve access to physical and mental health care for local high school students.
Tuesday, Apr 30, 2024
Join the UR School of Nursing in Celebrating National Nurses Week
The University of Rochester School of Nursing is hosting and supporting a series of events throughout the week to recognize and celebrate National Nurses Week. The celebration begins on May 6 and ends on May 12.
Join the UR School of Nursing in Celebrating National Nurses Week
The University of Rochester School of Nursing is hosting and supporting a series of events throughout the week to recognize and celebrate National Nurses Week. The celebration begins on May 6 and ends on May 12.
Tuesday, Jan 16, 2024
Beyond Biometrics: The Impact of UR Medicine Employee Wellness
Cheryl Ellenwood had always gotten good results from her biometric health screenings. So when her numbers rose to concerning levels despite what she considered to be a decent diet and exercise regimen, she turned to UR Medicine Employee Wellness. The nurse-led program provides services to more than 63,000 employees in 83 organizations in Western New York.
Beyond Biometrics: The Impact of UR Medicine Employee Wellness
Cheryl Ellenwood had always gotten good results from her biometric health screenings. So when her numbers rose to concerning levels despite what she considered to be a decent diet and exercise regimen, she turned to UR Medicine Employee Wellness. The nurse-led program provides services to more than 63,000 employees in 83 organizations in Western New York.
Monday, Dec 18, 2023
UR Nursing’s Abu-Ba’are Leads $2.3M Study on Improving HIV Prevention, Care in Ghana
A University of Rochester School of Nursing researcher has earned a $2.3 million National Institutes of Nursing Research grant to address stigma and discrimination related to HIV, sexual orientation, and gender expression and improve health outcomes among those who are most disproportionately affected by the HIV epidemic in Ghana.
UR Nursing’s Abu-Ba’are Leads $2.3M Study on Improving HIV Prevention, Care in Ghana
A University of Rochester School of Nursing researcher has earned a $2.3 million National Institutes of Nursing Research grant to address stigma and discrimination related to HIV, sexual orientation, and gender expression and improve health outcomes among those who are most disproportionately affected by the HIV epidemic in Ghana.
Thursday, Sep 7, 2023
NIH Fogarty-Funded Study Seeks to Boost HIV Self-Testing, Reduce Stigma for Men in Ghana
The three-year study will focus on the feasibility of the "Many Men, Many Voices" intervention to improve HIV outcomes among young men in Ghana.
NIH Fogarty-Funded Study Seeks to Boost HIV Self-Testing, Reduce Stigma for Men in Ghana
The three-year study will focus on the feasibility of the "Many Men, Many Voices" intervention to improve HIV outcomes among young men in Ghana.
Tuesday, Aug 1, 2023
Recovery Houses Partnership Aims to Advance Addiction Research, Health Outcomes
Nursing and public health researchers are aiming to improve recovery, sexual health, and mental health outcomes through research on sober living facilities.
Recovery Houses Partnership Aims to Advance Addiction Research, Health Outcomes
Nursing and public health researchers are aiming to improve recovery, sexual health, and mental health outcomes through research on sober living facilities.
Tuesday, Jun 6, 2023
UR Medicine Admits First Cohort, Expands Tuition-Free Nursing Scholars Program
To combat the rising nursing shortage in the region, the University of Rochester Medical Center and School of Nursing have announced an expansion of their pioneering UR Nursing Scholars Program.
UR Medicine Admits First Cohort, Expands Tuition-Free Nursing Scholars Program
To combat the rising nursing shortage in the region, the University of Rochester Medical Center and School of Nursing have announced an expansion of their pioneering UR Nursing Scholars Program.
Monday, Feb 13, 2023
Professor Jinjiao Wang Named Co-Editor in Chief of JMIR Aging
University of Rochester nurse-scientist Jinjiao Wang looks forward to serving a broader community as JMIR Aging's new co-editor-in-chief.
Professor Jinjiao Wang Named Co-Editor in Chief of JMIR Aging
University of Rochester nurse-scientist Jinjiao Wang looks forward to serving a broader community as JMIR Aging's new co-editor-in-chief.
Tuesday, Jan 24, 2023
Nursing's Frontier: Rising to the Profession's Challenges, Lisa Kitko Glimpses the Future
UR Nursing's new dean, Lisa Kitko, discusses nursing's future, her research, and her passion for fixing things.
Nursing's Frontier: Rising to the Profession's Challenges, Lisa Kitko Glimpses the Future
UR Nursing's new dean, Lisa Kitko, discusses nursing's future, her research, and her passion for fixing things.
Tuesday, Jan 24, 2023
Alumni Profile: Cheryl Lustik Aims to Support Growth for Advanced Practice Providers in Leadership Role
One of UR Nursing's first DNP Fellows, Cheryl Lustik is now creating professional development opportunities for others at UR Medicine.
Alumni Profile: Cheryl Lustik Aims to Support Growth for Advanced Practice Providers in Leadership Role
One of UR Nursing's first DNP Fellows, Cheryl Lustik is now creating professional development opportunities for others at UR Medicine.
Thursday, Sep 8, 2022
SON Research to Explore Using Data Science to Estimate Fetal Weight
A new University of Rochester School of Nursing study aims to develop a novel approach to more accurately estimating fetal birth weight, a potential first step to using data science to inform clinical assessment and decision-making during pregnancy.
SON Research to Explore Using Data Science to Estimate Fetal Weight
A new University of Rochester School of Nursing study aims to develop a novel approach to more accurately estimating fetal birth weight, a potential first step to using data science to inform clinical assessment and decision-making during pregnancy.
Wednesday, Jul 6, 2022
A Worthy Faux: Simulation Events Create Powerful Learning Environment
"So far, it’s the most realistic education we’ve gotten in the program,” Sean Goonan, RN, BS, OCN, a 2021 adult gerontology acute care nurse practitioner graduate, said after participating in his first Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE). “In my opinion, it’s almost the equivalent of walking into a real patient’s room for the first time.”
A Worthy Faux: Simulation Events Create Powerful Learning Environment
"So far, it’s the most realistic education we’ve gotten in the program,” Sean Goonan, RN, BS, OCN, a 2021 adult gerontology acute care nurse practitioner graduate, said after participating in his first Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE). “In my opinion, it’s almost the equivalent of walking into a real patient’s room for the first time.”
Wednesday, May 25, 2022
UR Nursing Alumna Reflects on Career in Infection Prevention
It may seem hard to believe that Ann Marie Pettis, ’81N, fell into a career in infection prevention. The director of ambulatory infection prevention at Highland Hospital, she is a fellow and president of the Association for Professionals in Infection Control and Epidemiology (APIC), and a founding member of the organization's local Finger Lakes chapter. She has been published in a variety of peer review and trade journals and has spoken extensively about infection prevention and control at local, state, national, and international venues over the past 35 years.
UR Nursing Alumna Reflects on Career in Infection Prevention
It may seem hard to believe that Ann Marie Pettis, ’81N, fell into a career in infection prevention. The director of ambulatory infection prevention at Highland Hospital, she is a fellow and president of the Association for Professionals in Infection Control and Epidemiology (APIC), and a founding member of the organization's local Finger Lakes chapter. She has been published in a variety of peer review and trade journals and has spoken extensively about infection prevention and control at local, state, national, and international venues over the past 35 years.
Friday, Mar 18, 2022
UR Medicine Employee Wellness Launches Community-Based Services Through Jordan Health
The UR Medicine Employee Wellness program has launched an initiative to bring its successful wellness offerings to the community.
UR Medicine Employee Wellness Launches Community-Based Services Through Jordan Health
The UR Medicine Employee Wellness program has launched an initiative to bring its successful wellness offerings to the community.
Monday, Feb 28, 2022
'Honor a Nurse' Campaign Launches March 1
Nurses are the heart of our health care teams. Every day, they’re making crucial care decisions, supporting families, and saving lives. Through the University’s new Honor a Nurse campaign, you can go online to leave a special thank you message for a nurse who has made a difference in your life. Donations can also be made to a special fund that will support continuing education for University of Rochester Medical Center and affiliate nurses, as well as School of Nursing students.
'Honor a Nurse' Campaign Launches March 1
Nurses are the heart of our health care teams. Every day, they’re making crucial care decisions, supporting families, and saving lives. Through the University’s new Honor a Nurse campaign, you can go online to leave a special thank you message for a nurse who has made a difference in your life. Donations can also be made to a special fund that will support continuing education for University of Rochester Medical Center and affiliate nurses, as well as School of Nursing students.
Friday, Feb 19, 2021
YOTN Year-end Video
Year of the Nurse year in review video with Kathy Rideout and Karen Davis
YOTN Year-end Video
Year of the Nurse year in review video with Kathy Rideout and Karen Davis
Thursday, Feb 4, 2021
URMC to Launch New Brain Aging Research Center
The University of Rochester Medical Center is launching a new center to study the relationship between emotional well-being and dementia-related diseases, such as Alzheimer’s. The Network for Emotional Well-Being (NEW) and Brain Aging is a collaboration between researchers from the UR School of Nursing, the Del Monte Institute for Neuroscience, the Department of Psychiatry, the UR Aging Institute and their colleagues at other universities across the country. It is one of five networks funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to examine the topic from different angles.
URMC to Launch New Brain Aging Research Center
The University of Rochester Medical Center is launching a new center to study the relationship between emotional well-being and dementia-related diseases, such as Alzheimer’s. The Network for Emotional Well-Being (NEW) and Brain Aging is a collaboration between researchers from the UR School of Nursing, the Del Monte Institute for Neuroscience, the Department of Psychiatry, the UR Aging Institute and their colleagues at other universities across the country. It is one of five networks funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to examine the topic from different angles.
Friday, Dec 11, 2020
Tantillo Book Examines Role of Relationships in Eating Disorder Recovery
In her new book, Multifamily Therapy Group for Young Adults with Anorexia Nervosa: Reconnecting for Recovery, Professor of Clinical Nursing Mary Tantillo, PhD, PMHCNS-BC, FAED, CGP, examines recovery under a relational lens.
Tantillo Book Examines Role of Relationships in Eating Disorder Recovery
In her new book, Multifamily Therapy Group for Young Adults with Anorexia Nervosa: Reconnecting for Recovery, Professor of Clinical Nursing Mary Tantillo, PhD, PMHCNS-BC, FAED, CGP, examines recovery under a relational lens.
Tuesday, Nov 17, 2020
Spotlight on: Helen Thompson-Scott, CNM
Helene Thompson-Scott, CNM, is passionate about women’s health. She didn’t know much about midwives until she became a friend’s birth partner at a midwife-run birthing center. That’s when she was introduced to her true calling.
Spotlight on: Helen Thompson-Scott, CNM
Helene Thompson-Scott, CNM, is passionate about women’s health. She didn’t know much about midwives until she became a friend’s birth partner at a midwife-run birthing center. That’s when she was introduced to her true calling.
Friday, Oct 23, 2020
Parent Peer Mentor Michelle Morales Honored by NY Office of Mental Health
Michelle Morales was honored by the New York State Office of Mental Health in October for her work mentoring parents of children with eating disorders. Morales is a parent peer mentor for the Western New York Comprehensive Care Center for Eating Disorders. In her role, she teaches parents and parents how to offer support to their loved ones in recovery. She was selected to be the Family/Caregiver honoree at the What’s Great in Our State event, a forum to celebrate children’s mental health awareness, and recognized at the awards ceremony on Oct. 15.
Parent Peer Mentor Michelle Morales Honored by NY Office of Mental Health
Michelle Morales was honored by the New York State Office of Mental Health in October for her work mentoring parents of children with eating disorders. Morales is a parent peer mentor for the Western New York Comprehensive Care Center for Eating Disorders. In her role, she teaches parents and parents how to offer support to their loved ones in recovery. She was selected to be the Family/Caregiver honoree at the What’s Great in Our State event, a forum to celebrate children’s mental health awareness, and recognized at the awards ceremony on Oct. 15.
Wednesday, Oct 14, 2020
Nurses Help Create Plan to Address Pediatric Patient Aggression
A safe hospital experience for pediatric patients and staff is an important goal of Golisano Children’s Hospital. Some children who are admitted to the hospital have issues with behavior or communication that exist prior to admission. Over the past several years 8 South at Golisano has implemented steps to help reduce the risk of serious injury.
Nurses Help Create Plan to Address Pediatric Patient Aggression
A safe hospital experience for pediatric patients and staff is an important goal of Golisano Children’s Hospital. Some children who are admitted to the hospital have issues with behavior or communication that exist prior to admission. Over the past several years 8 South at Golisano has implemented steps to help reduce the risk of serious injury.
Wednesday, Oct 14, 2020
Golisano Nurses Devoted to Supporting Grieving Parents
Golisano Children’s Hospital nurses care for families with compassionate support when they are experiencing the death of a child. And the nurses look for ways to offer as much comfort as they can during this emotional time. One of the hardest things for parents is when they see their child for the last time, and have to leave the child in the room and exit alone. That’s why they created Charlie’s Way.”
Golisano Nurses Devoted to Supporting Grieving Parents
Golisano Children’s Hospital nurses care for families with compassionate support when they are experiencing the death of a child. And the nurses look for ways to offer as much comfort as they can during this emotional time. One of the hardest things for parents is when they see their child for the last time, and have to leave the child in the room and exit alone. That’s why they created Charlie’s Way.”
Monday, Sep 28, 2020
YOTN Sue Bezek Golisano Children's Hospital
Sue Bezek, Year of the Nurse and Midwife
YOTN Sue Bezek Golisano Children's Hospital
Sue Bezek, Year of the Nurse and Midwife
Friday, Sep 4, 2020
Spotlight on: Kaitlyn Anderson, LPN, Intake Nurse, Jones Walk-In Clinic
Kaitlyn Anderson didn’t plan on being a nurse. But during high school she worked at the Jones Memorial Hospital registration office, and was intrigue by what she noticed going on around her. She was suddenly drawn to the idea of being part of direct patient care, and chose LPN school at Belmont BOCES. “After about a week and a half of the two-year program I fell in love with nursing,” she said. “I love learning and knowing that I can help people.”
Spotlight on: Kaitlyn Anderson, LPN, Intake Nurse, Jones Walk-In Clinic
Kaitlyn Anderson didn’t plan on being a nurse. But during high school she worked at the Jones Memorial Hospital registration office, and was intrigue by what she noticed going on around her. She was suddenly drawn to the idea of being part of direct patient care, and chose LPN school at Belmont BOCES. “After about a week and a half of the two-year program I fell in love with nursing,” she said. “I love learning and knowing that I can help people.”
Tuesday, Jul 28, 2020
Commentary: Parallels between HIV, COVID-19 Reflect Persisting Health and Social Inequalities
The COVID-19 pandemic is disproportionately affecting communities of color, not because of biological factors, but because of deeply rooted social and economic inequalities, and that is reminiscent of the HIV epidemic, says a commentary in the Journal of the Association of Nurses in AIDS Care co-authored in part by University of Rochester School of Nursing alumni and faculty.
Commentary: Parallels between HIV, COVID-19 Reflect Persisting Health and Social Inequalities
The COVID-19 pandemic is disproportionately affecting communities of color, not because of biological factors, but because of deeply rooted social and economic inequalities, and that is reminiscent of the HIV epidemic, says a commentary in the Journal of the Association of Nurses in AIDS Care co-authored in part by University of Rochester School of Nursing alumni and faculty.
Tuesday, Jun 23, 2020
Spotlight on: Yachica Johnson, LPN, UR Medicine Home Care
As a young girl Yachica Johnson, LPN, developed a passion for helping others as her family cared for her grandmother with health issues. For the past 23 years she has worked in area nursing homes and for home care agencies. Since 2016, she has been part of UR Medicine Home Care. Johnson’s commitment to nursing goes beyond her work. She is also a board member of the Rochester Chapter of the National Black Nurses Association (RBNA).
Spotlight on: Yachica Johnson, LPN, UR Medicine Home Care
As a young girl Yachica Johnson, LPN, developed a passion for helping others as her family cared for her grandmother with health issues. For the past 23 years she has worked in area nursing homes and for home care agencies. Since 2016, she has been part of UR Medicine Home Care. Johnson’s commitment to nursing goes beyond her work. She is also a board member of the Rochester Chapter of the National Black Nurses Association (RBNA).
Tuesday, May 5, 2020
A tribute to all of our nurses
Crisis tends to bring out the best of people, and that’s never been more true than during the COVID-19 pandemic, says University of Rochester Medical Center Chief Nursing Executive Karen Davis. She said she’s extremely proud of how well nurses have responded. “It’s been awe-inspiring to see how people have taken this on. We’re so fortunate to have the group of nurses and health care providers that we do here.”
A tribute to all of our nurses
Crisis tends to bring out the best of people, and that’s never been more true than during the COVID-19 pandemic, says University of Rochester Medical Center Chief Nursing Executive Karen Davis. She said she’s extremely proud of how well nurses have responded. “It’s been awe-inspiring to see how people have taken this on. We’re so fortunate to have the group of nurses and health care providers that we do here.”
Monday, May 4, 2020
Spotlight on: Colleen Bayer, BSN, OCN Nurse Manager, Wilmot Cancer Institute
Oncology nursing is a challenging field, but for Colleen Bayer, BSN, OCN, it became a natural choice. In high school she wasn’t sure if she wanted to be a nurse or a teacher but family experiences and meaningful opportunities led her to her destined career.
Spotlight on: Colleen Bayer, BSN, OCN Nurse Manager, Wilmot Cancer Institute
Oncology nursing is a challenging field, but for Colleen Bayer, BSN, OCN, it became a natural choice. In high school she wasn’t sure if she wanted to be a nurse or a teacher but family experiences and meaningful opportunities led her to her destined career.
Tuesday, Apr 21, 2020
UR Nursing Students Volunteer to Help Community’s COVID-19 Efforts
When all University of Rochester School of Nursing classes were moved online, and most of the students’ clinical hours and jobs were put on hold, Andrew Wolf, EdD, MS, RN, ACNP-C, director of educational effectiveness and assistant professor of clinical nursing, sensed an opportunity.
UR Nursing Students Volunteer to Help Community’s COVID-19 Efforts
When all University of Rochester School of Nursing classes were moved online, and most of the students’ clinical hours and jobs were put on hold, Andrew Wolf, EdD, MS, RN, ACNP-C, director of educational effectiveness and assistant professor of clinical nursing, sensed an opportunity.
Tuesday, Apr 14, 2020
On the Academic Frontline: SON and SMH Develop Refresher Course for Nurses Re-Entering the Workforce
University of Rochester Medical Center’s Chief Nursing Executive Karen K. Davis, PhD, RN, NEA-BC, Strong Memorial Hospital, and experts at the University of Rochester School of Nursing teamed up to create a refresher course for nurses re-entering the workforce.
On the Academic Frontline: SON and SMH Develop Refresher Course for Nurses Re-Entering the Workforce
University of Rochester Medical Center’s Chief Nursing Executive Karen K. Davis, PhD, RN, NEA-BC, Strong Memorial Hospital, and experts at the University of Rochester School of Nursing teamed up to create a refresher course for nurses re-entering the workforce.
Tuesday, Mar 17, 2020
Taubman in Two: Year of the Nurse and Midwife
Taubman in Two: Year of the Nurse and Midwife
Taubman in Two: Year of the Nurse and Midwife
Taubman in Two: Year of the Nurse and Midwife
Tuesday, Mar 3, 2020
University of Rochester Medical Center Chief Nursing Executive Karen Davis
Karen Davis - Year of the Nurse and Midwife
University of Rochester Medical Center Chief Nursing Executive Karen Davis
Karen Davis - Year of the Nurse and Midwife
Thursday, Feb 6, 2020
Thompson Health: Challenges and Rewards Facing Nurses
There are far more roles for nurses today than ever before, according to Hazel Robertshaw, vice president of patient care services and chief nursing officer for UR Medicine Thompson Health.
Thompson Health: Challenges and Rewards Facing Nurses
There are far more roles for nurses today than ever before, according to Hazel Robertshaw, vice president of patient care services and chief nursing officer for UR Medicine Thompson Health.
Friday, Jan 10, 2020
Lee Foundation Creates Mental Health Scholarship at UR School of Nursing
The Patrick P. Lee Foundation has awarded $217,500 to the University of Rochester School of Nursing to create scholarships for students earning a psychiatric nurse practitioner degree. The grant funds will be matched dollar for dollar by the UR School of Nursing and be designated for individuals from Western New York to address the critical shortage of mental health professionals.
Lee Foundation Creates Mental Health Scholarship at UR School of Nursing
The Patrick P. Lee Foundation has awarded $217,500 to the University of Rochester School of Nursing to create scholarships for students earning a psychiatric nurse practitioner degree. The grant funds will be matched dollar for dollar by the UR School of Nursing and be designated for individuals from Western New York to address the critical shortage of mental health professionals.
Tuesday, Apr 9, 2019
Study Examines Effective Threshold of Home Health Care Services to Avoid Re-Hospitalization
An average of one to two home health physical therapy sessions per week can help lower the risk of re-hospitalization by up to 82 percent in older adults during a 60-day period, according to research findings published in the Journal of the American Medical Directors Association. The study, led by Jinjiao Wang, PhD, RN, an assistant professor in the University of Rochester School of Nursing, examined the impact of specific services in Medicare-certified home health care (HHC) programs, such as physical therapy, occupational therapy, and skilled nursing, on subsequent re-hospitalization among older patients.
Study Examines Effective Threshold of Home Health Care Services to Avoid Re-Hospitalization
An average of one to two home health physical therapy sessions per week can help lower the risk of re-hospitalization by up to 82 percent in older adults during a 60-day period, according to research findings published in the Journal of the American Medical Directors Association. The study, led by Jinjiao Wang, PhD, RN, an assistant professor in the University of Rochester School of Nursing, examined the impact of specific services in Medicare-certified home health care (HHC) programs, such as physical therapy, occupational therapy, and skilled nursing, on subsequent re-hospitalization among older patients.
Tuesday, Feb 12, 2019
Yvette Conyers Honored with Health Care Achievement Award
Yvette Conyers, an assistant professor of clinical nursing and assistant director of undergraduate programs at the University of Rochester School of Nursing, was presented with a 2019 Health Care Achievement Award by the Rochester Business Journal. She was one of three individuals recognized this year in the Medical Professional category.
Yvette Conyers Honored with Health Care Achievement Award
Yvette Conyers, an assistant professor of clinical nursing and assistant director of undergraduate programs at the University of Rochester School of Nursing, was presented with a 2019 Health Care Achievement Award by the Rochester Business Journal. She was one of three individuals recognized this year in the Medical Professional category.
Monday, Jul 2, 2018
UR Nursing Student Curates Art Show on Addiction
NARTCAN, a free exhibit showcasing a variety of moving artwork created for and inspired by those dealing with substance abuse, opens July 6 at Project 308 Gallery in North Tonawanda. NARTCAN is curated by Justin Chaize, a registered nurse and a graduate student at the University at Rochester School of Nursing’s family psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner program.
UR Nursing Student Curates Art Show on Addiction
NARTCAN, a free exhibit showcasing a variety of moving artwork created for and inspired by those dealing with substance abuse, opens July 6 at Project 308 Gallery in North Tonawanda. NARTCAN is curated by Justin Chaize, a registered nurse and a graduate student at the University at Rochester School of Nursing’s family psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner program.
Monday, Jun 4, 2018
Celebrating Nurse Scientists: Patients Prosper When the 'Bench' is Stationed at the 'Bedside'
Nurses bring a different perspective to the complex world of cancer research—one that focuses on patient experiences and quality of life.
Celebrating Nurse Scientists: Patients Prosper When the 'Bench' is Stationed at the 'Bedside'
Nurses bring a different perspective to the complex world of cancer research—one that focuses on patient experiences and quality of life.
Wednesday, May 23, 2018
UR Nursing Professor Co-Authors Book on Teen Eating Disorders
UR Nursing professor Mary Tantillo co-authors book on teen eating disorders, “Understanding Teen Eating Disorders: Warning Signs, Treatment Options, and Stories of Courage.”
UR Nursing Professor Co-Authors Book on Teen Eating Disorders
UR Nursing professor Mary Tantillo co-authors book on teen eating disorders, “Understanding Teen Eating Disorders: Warning Signs, Treatment Options, and Stories of Courage.”
Monday, Feb 19, 2018
Kathy Rideout Receives Health Care Achievement Award
Kathy Rideout was recognized with a 2018 Rochester Business Journal Health Care Achievement Award for her more than 40 years of contributions as a pediatric nurse, educator, administrator, executive, advocate, research, and mentor.
Kathy Rideout Receives Health Care Achievement Award
Kathy Rideout was recognized with a 2018 Rochester Business Journal Health Care Achievement Award for her more than 40 years of contributions as a pediatric nurse, educator, administrator, executive, advocate, research, and mentor.
Wednesday, Oct 18, 2017
School of Nursing staffs health care facility at East High
University of Rochester School of Nursing graduate student Darcie Morgan, BSN, RN, CPN, has been named Student Nurse Practitioner of the Year by the Nurse Practitioner Association (NPA) of New York State. She will be presented with the award at the NPA’s annual convention in Saratoga Springs on Oct. 21.
School of Nursing staffs health care facility at East High
University of Rochester School of Nursing graduate student Darcie Morgan, BSN, RN, CPN, has been named Student Nurse Practitioner of the Year by the Nurse Practitioner Association (NPA) of New York State. She will be presented with the award at the NPA’s annual convention in Saratoga Springs on Oct. 21.
Friday, May 5, 2017
National Nurses Week Stories | University of Rochester School of Nursing
National Nurses Week stories from the UR School of Nursing community.
National Nurses Week Stories | University of Rochester School of Nursing
National Nurses Week stories from the UR School of Nursing community.