Research is an integral component to the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing experience, and there are several opportunities for MSN (Entry into Nursing) students to get involved, whether you have previous research experience or not. If you have aspirations of contributing to research as a nursing student, we are able to meet that need with our notable faculty and their world-renowned scholarship.
Specifically, MSN (Entry into Nursing) students have the opportunity to get involved directly with ongoing research through The Fuld Fellows Leadership Program and The Research Honors Program.
The Fuld Fellows Leadership Program
The Fuld Fellows Leadership Program allows students the opportunity to participate in the highest quality interprofessional health education, research, and patient care delivery. Through collaboration with Johns Hopkins Hospital, and the Johns Hopkins Schools of Nursing, Medicine, and Public Health, students are able to bridge theory and practice through practical quality improvement and patient safety experiences.
The Research Honors Program
The Research Honors Program is another way to gain exposure to research; students can work along-side experienced scientists through ongoing research projects that aim to advance the body of knowledge and nursing practice, shape health policy, and impact the health of people. Research continues to bring value to nursing and is a way to promote intellectual growth among a diverse group of students.
Discover your passions through research
Many students may develop a passion or interest for a specific population or area of expertise and decide they want to get more deeply involved in research. You’dbe able to expandyour knowledge and skill development while working with other, like-minded researchers from across Johns Hopkins University.
Research opportunities at Johns Hopkins enrich your educational experience and expand your skills as you contribute to the development and implementation of quality improvement and patient safety projects and further nursing science.
Take this passion and research skills and apply them in the workforce—or to pursue advanced degrees.
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR: BRANDON LEBLANC
Brandon LeBlanc serves as the Assistant Director for (MSN Entry into Nursing) Recruitment at Johns Hopkins School of Nursing. He has a passion for helping student’s bring life-long goals to life. Feel free to contact him with any questions regarding our nursing programs at 410-502-4132 or [email protected].