By Rachel Hill Ponko Librarians are an integral part of research being conducted around the world. At Indiana University School of Nursing, a nursing librarian can support you in your teaching, learning, clinical and research endeavors.
Written by Rachel Hill Ponko Each September, Nephrology Nurses Week honors nurses for their lifesaving work caring for patients with kidney disease, which currently affects one in seven people across the United States. One of the most diverse nursing specialties practiced today, nephrology nurses care for patients of all ages and practice in many different…… Read more »
Written by Rachel Hill Ponko Sondra Smith, BSN ’15, has found her calling providing skilled and compassionate care – for all. A board-certified family nurse practitioner, Smith delivers comprehensive medical care in many areas, including chronic disease management, preventative care and LGBTQ-related care.
Written by Rachel Hill Ponko Michelle Juan, MSN, RN, CGRN, wanted to be a nurse as far back as she can remember. “As a kid, I wrote that I wanted to be a nurse in my copy of the Dr. Seuss book, ‘My Book About Me,’” says Juan. “Later, while pursuing nursing as a young…… Read more »
Written by Jill Jansen After 16 years working in both administrative support and frontline nursing positions at the Roudebush VA Medical Center, Natalie Woodson believes finding ways to make a difference in healthcare administration is her calling. The IU School of Nursing MSN Nursing Leadership in Health Systems track, she says, is not only the…… Read more »
Written by Rachel Hill Ponko As the first calendar year of the COVID-19 pandemic came to a close, Indiana University School of Nursing graduate student and Goshen Hospital ICU head nurse Julie Jacobsen had a choice to make. She received a request from Randy Christophel, president and CEO of Goshen Hospital, to present at the…… Read more »
