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Why URochester School of Nursing?

Improving health outcomes is a central objective at the University of Rochester School of Nursing. Our researchers seek to improve care for all through close partnerships across upstate New York and in partnership with a leading academic medical center. Here, nursing scientists conduct their work in a supportive and inclusive environment where innovative ideas thrive.

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Inaugural Jean E. Johnson Endowed Chair in Oncology Nursing

The School of Nursing in partnership with the newly NCI Designated Wilmot Cancer Institute, seeks an inspirational leader with a distinguished record of research excellence and national prominence in oncology nursing to serve as the Inaugural Jean E. Johnson Chair in Nursing Oncology. This role will advance the shared mission of excellence in scientific discovery, nursing education, and clinical care within a highly collaborative and inclusive academic environment. Read full position description and apply

 

Why the University of Rochester?

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HEALTH CARE RESEARCH

A leading research institution

The University of Rochester Medical Center is home to more than 3,000 people dedicated to scientific research, where interdisciplinary research is interconnected with our teaching and learning mission and the delivery of cutting-edge clinical care. Discover how these efforts have improved human health locally, in the region, and across the globe.

Research at the University of Rochester Medical Center

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