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“Establishing Partnerships Worldwide to Enhance Nursing Education, Research, and Training”
– Johns Hopkins School of Nursing, Office of Executive Education

The Office of Executive Education (OEE) offers the best of Johns Hopkins School of Nursing’s expertise: advancing nursing and health care worldwide with specialized, evidence based programs and products which leverage and expand the scholarship of the School of Nursing.

Our Executive Education department offers creative and unique learning opportunities in:

  • Nursing leadership
  • Aging
  • Research
  • Education
  • Domestic violence
  • Clinical practice
  • Inter professional education

Our cutting-edge programs are presented to local, national, and global communities through state-of-the art learning methods. Strategic Alliances develops high value relationships with domestic and international universities, hospitals and corporations to enhance the School of Nursing’s mission of improving the quality and value of healthcare locally and globally.

Together, OEE provides global educational and training offerings which enhance the stellar reputation of the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing.

Chicago Parent Program

Upcoming 4-day virtual workshop designed for early-childhood educators, school-based counselors, parent aids, physicians, nurses, and other health care professionals working with parents of young children ages 2-5 years old.

Chicago Parent Program

Tested & Proven

CPP has helped over 15,000 parents raise happier, healthier children.

Skilled Group Leaders

More than 1,300 group leaders have been trained across the country.

CPP began in Chicago in 2002 and draws upon more than 20 years of research. CPP has been deployed in over 26 states and counting!

R3 State-wide Spring Conference:
Keeping Maryland Nurses Resilient

Challenged by the demands of the pandemic and a myriad of other factors, staying resilient and “on the job” has been harder than ever. The R3 Resilient Nurses Initiative of Maryland will share tools and resources to meet the challenges in healthcare today with resilience and integrity.

Our Pathways for Learning

Professional programs are offered with different learning pathways with specific learning experiences as participants progress in their education.

Instruments and Interventions highlight faculty programs that have been derived from research.

Programs:  Chicago Parent Program, Community Aging in Place- Advancing Better Living for Elders (CAPABLE)

Offerings are provided solely through online delivery enabling us to deliver programs worldwide.

Programs:  Community Aging in Place- Advancing Better Living for Elders (CAPABLE), Research Coordination Orientation

Offerings in a face-to-face format include for-credit and non-credit courses, workshops, institutes, academies, and conferences. These programs provide valuable opportunities for faculty driven, specialized content delivery.

Programs: Chicago Parent Program, Fundamentals of Research Coordination