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Officer Larry Cole was a member of the Johns Hopkins family since 1982, warming so many… Read More

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Over 2 million children in the U.S. have at least one parent in the military. Such… Read More

During her first job as a nurse, Shelby Pitts, MSN, RN, went to a lot of… Read More

By Stephanie ShapiroPhoto by Chris Hartlove Deborah Baker makes good on her Hopkins education and a… Read More

In 2016, Dr. Karen Haller, esteemed vice president for nursing and patient care services and chief… Read More

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On duty and off, psych nurse works to cultivate positivity Whether on the job or during… Read More

Flexible “virtual ICU” nurses scramble at news of a patient backup Most times, Johns Hopkins Hospital… Read More

Dear Alumni, Greetings to all. The dog days of summer have certainly not slowed down the… Read More

1951After graduating from the JHH School of Nursing, Adele Sparks Birx earned her MSN from Penn… Read More