Duke University School of Nursing Receives $1.4M T32 Grant from National Institutes of Health
The award will fund a new training program to address social determinants of health, aiming to attract students from underrepresented backgrounds and partner with nursing schools without research doctorate programs.
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Perspective Highlights Racial Disparities in Firearm-Related Injuries and Deaths
Schenita D. Randolph, PhD, MPH, RN, and Rosa M. Gonzalez-Guarda, PhD, MPH, RN, partner with Jay Pearson, PhD, MPH, of Duke’s Sanford School of Public Policy in this interprofessional work published in the JAMA Health Forum.
Childhood Love of Health Care Leads to Nursing Career
Elton Veals Jr., MSN, RN, OCN, plans to hold dual certification as an adult gerontology nurse practitioner in primary care and acute care.
Master’s Student Goes From Patient to Nurse In A New Found Career Path
A life-changing illness, and the nurses who helped him recover, inspired one man to become a nurse himself
School of Nursing Increases Need-Based Scholarships
School of Nursing Increases Need-Based Scholarships to $3.5M, Including Some Full-Tuition. This enhanced scholarship offering is designed to make the pursuit of a nursing career at Duke more equitable and attainable.
University Scholar Harper Hornaday Shares His Path to Nursing School
Hornaday transitioned from a background in literature and teaching high school English to pursuing his childhood dream of working in healthcare
Alumna Crosses Continent to Pursue Career that Gives Back to Alaska Community
Lily George journeyed from Alaska and back to earn her nursing credentials, driven by personal health experiences and a desire to improve access to endocrine care