Education URMC GI Experts to Host 2nd Annual Advanced Endoscopy Nurses Course By Lori Barrette Feb. 18, 2016 Gastroenterology experts at the University of Rochester Medical Center will host the 2nd annual Advanced Endoscopy Nurses Course April 22 and 23, 2016, where participants will observe and discuss ...
Education University Mourns the Loss of School of Nursing Professor Emerita Carol Henretta By URochester Medicine Communications Feb. 15, 2016 University of Rochester School of Nursing professor emerita Carol B. Henretta, Ed.D., R.N., who left a lasting impact as an enthusiastic educator and a longtime advocate for nursing professionals, ...
Research $3 Million to Fund Research on Powerful HIV Prevention Pill By URochester Medicine Communications Nov. 30, 2015 A University of Rochester School of Nursing researcher has been awarded a $3 million grant to study a promising method of preventing the spread of HIV.
Research Researchers Test a New Way to Protect People from HIV By Emily Boynton Nov. 19, 2015 The University of Rochester Medical Center is testing a new method to prevent HIV that scientists hope will boost the development of an effective vaccine for the virus, which infects approximately 2 ...
Education UR School of Nursing Extends Scholarships to Meet Region’s Health Care Needs By URochester Medicine Communications Oct. 26, 2015 The University of Rochester School of Nursing is offering 50 percent tuition support in scholarships for its Care Manager Education, RN-to-BS completion and Family Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse ...
Research Dozier Inducted into American Academy of Nursing By Mark Michaud Oct. 20, 2015 Ann Dozier, Ph.D., acting chair of the University of Rochester Medical Center Department of Public Health Sciences, has been selected as a fellow of the American Academy of Nursing. Dozier was ...
Research School of Nursing Researcher Receives $2M NIH Grant to Study Dementia Intervention By URochester Medicine Communications Sep. 15, 2015 A University of Rochester School of Nursing researcher has earned a $2 million National Institutes of Health grant to determine if a computer-based training program can lower a person’s risk for ...
Education Fueling the Pipeline of Nurse Educators: School of Nursing Unveils Master’s in Nursing Education Program By Christine Roth Jun. 24, 2015 A new Master of Science in Nursing Education (MNE) program, unveiled this week by the School of Nursing, supports a direct career path for registered nurses who want to become educators and prepare ...
Patient Care Surgical Nurse Practitioner Honored by Genesee Valley Nurses Association By Lydia Fernandez Jun. 9, 2015 Peggy Lamark, R.N., FNP-C, was honored recently with the 2015 Nursing Practice Award by the Genesee Valley Nurses Association.
Education School of Nursing Launches Care Manager Education Program By Christine Roth Apr. 7, 2015 The School of Nursing Center for Lifelong Learning has unveiled an online Care Manager Education course that is the first of its kind in the country to be offered by a University. Developed by an ...
