Get to know Dr. Jennifer Peterson and Dr. Michelle Patch as they discuss the Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS) position. See More On The Pulse Content:

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In the Q&A below, Dr. Katherine Ornstein shares her thoughts on the importance of studying aging, her future plans for the Center, and more. Tell me about your career journey up to this point. I’m an epidemiologist by training, and I have always been interested in aging.  Early in my career, I worked at a…

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This episode features Mickey Dhir, an infectious disease practitioner at Chase Brexton Health Care and a PhD student at the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing. Podcast References and Resources: What You Need to Know About Monkeypox Monkeypox (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ) Monkeypox (World Health Organization)

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In 1917, the Johns Hopkins Hospital School of Anesthesiology became the institution’s first official anesthesia training program for nurses. The school was founded and led by Margaret Boise. In 1921, one of the earliest students was Olive Berger, a nurse from New Jersey, who would eventually go on to become a pioneer and leader in…

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After walking across the stage on August 15, 2022, Yen Nguyen became the first official graduate of the DNP Advanced Practice/PhD Dual Degree Program. Launched in 2017, the program combines the competencies and practice opportunities of the DNP degree with the clinical research and scientific rigor of the PhD. The program was the first in…

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