Our Nurse of the Week is Joan Riggs, RN, who was recently awarded a Health Care Achievement Award for her advocacy and work in hospital-based quality and safety initiatives for elder patients. The award was granted by the Long Island […]
Our Nurse of the Week is Navy Lt. Cmdr. Erika Schilling, a military nurse midwife who used her medical training to help save a man’s life during a Washington State Ferry trip. Schilling had spent the day at a museum
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In honor of CRNA Week, our Nurses of the Week are two Columbia University nursing students who traveled to Ecuador on a surgical mission. Julian Piazzola and William Scott, both members of the Columbia Nursing Class of 2018, jumped at
Our Nurse of the Week is Donna Manning, a graduate of the University of Massachusetts Lowell (UML), who is now giving back to her university and profession after finding her calling. After coming close to quitting nursing school in her
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Our Nurse of the Week is Cody Forsberg, a recent graduate of the Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) program at Wichita State University (WSU), who decided to follow in his grandfather’s footsteps by pursuing a career in nursing. His grandfather
Our Nurse of the Week is Stephanie Uddo, a 27-year-old New Orleans nurse who was molded by Hurricane Katrina to help those less fortunate than her. After the devastating hurricane struck Louisiana when she was just 15 years old, Uddo
Our Nurse of the Week is Nicole Arizpe, a recent nursing school graduate who used to change the subject anytime her children asked her about high school and college. After dropping out of high school at a young age, Arizpe
Our Nurse of the Week is Erin Williamson, a nurse practitioner for MedNorth Health Center in Wilmington, NC, who has dedicated his career to helping people who have no other health care options. As the seventh of eight children in
Our Nurse of the Week is the nursing program at North Country Community College (NCCC) in Saranac Lake, NY, which donated unused medical supplies and equipment to North Country Mission of Hope. North Country Mission of Hope is in its
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Our Nurses of the Week are Diane Johnson, Mary Mangiamelli, and Judy Spaen, three nurses who spent the majority of their careers working in the same surgery unit of an Omaha hospital, amassing a combined 130 years of experience in
