Ready for your next step in health care? Build the foundation you need with online, instructor-led prerequisite courses from Johns Hopkins School of Nursing. Explore courses in anatomy, physiology, microbiology, biostatistics & more. https://t.co/slHX4Z0BI1
#HealthCareProfessionals #HealthProfessions #HealthcareEducation #ProfessionalDevelopment
A legacy worth honoring can inspire what comes next. On Oct. 21, the BRAVE Nursing Center will host the inaugural Dr. Jacquelyn Campbell Lecture as part of its opening at Johns Hopkins School of Nursing.
Join us for a renewed focus on nurse-led collaboration, healing-centered science, practice and policy to reduce violence and trauma.
Register at https://t.co/DPf54MurlC
#BRAVENursingCenter #NursingResearch #ViolencePrevention
A stronger midwifery workforce starts with stronger policy.
The Power of Midwifery lays out a roadmap for DC, MD & VA to strengthen the midwifery workforce and expand access to maternity care—with actionable priorities spanning reimbursement, hospital access, workforce development & regulation.
Proud to recognize @JHUNursing contributors Dr. Ashley Gresh, Dr. Noelene K. Jeffers & #DNP student Shaina French, alongside practicing midwife Jamie Swietlikowski. https://t.co/aAjb7RAK85
#NationalMidwiferyWeek #Midwifery #MaternalHealth #BirthJustice #DNP #NursingEducation
What’s shaping health care—and what does it mean for nurses, patients, and communities?
That’s what we explore on On the Pulse, the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing podcast, through conversations with the people moving nursing and health care forward.
We’re back next week. 🎙️ https://t.co/5IEktfrro5 #OnThePulse #Nursing #HealthCare #JohnsHopkinsNursing #Podcast
What makes international nursing engagement meaningful—and sustainable?
New JHSON research identifies four building blocks: reciprocity, accessibility, belonging, and sustained relationships. Explore the study: https://t.co/jGcLWDDi09
#NursingResearch#GlobalNursing
How can nursing schools move from uncertainty around AI to intentional action?
@JHUNursing faculty and staff share JHSON’s journey toward a framework-based approach that builds AI literacy, navigates competing perspectives, and prepares students for an evolving health care landscape.
https://t.co/pxwQrt12ui
#NursingEducation #ArtificialIntelligence #NursingResearch #NurseEducators #AIinHealthcare
The future of nursing education isn’t just about what students learn; it’s how they learn to lead what’s next.
Dr. Kristen Brown shares how @JHUNursing's Center for Simulation & Immersive Learning uses simulation, virtual reality, and emerging technologies to prepare nurses to confidently leverage tools like AI and navigate an evolving healthcare landscape.
#HealthcareSimulationWeek #NursingEducation #NursingInnovation #Nursing
Leadership means using your voice and helping others find theirs!
JHSON students spent #NationalVoterRegistrationDay helping their peers register to vote and connect with voter resources. It's not too late; make a plan to vote at https://t.co/BKrjByUgNX
We’re excited to welcome Dr. Rebecca Schnall, PhD, MPH, RN-BC, FAAN, FACMI, as JHSON’s Vice Dean for Research, effective Dec. 1.
Her leadership will help faculty and students continue to pursue bold questions and expand the impact of our research. Read the full announcement: https://t.co/g1VK46I2Pp
#JohnsHopkinsNursing #NursingResearch #NurseScientist #HealthResearch #DigitalHealth
This Hispanic Heritage Month, we honor the histories, cultures, voices and contributions of Hispanic and Latino communities and celebrate the students, faculty and staff helping advance nursing and health.
At JHSON, we’re committed to advancing health equity and building a healthier future for all.
#HispanicHeritageMonth #HealthEquity #JHSON
Dr. Kristen Brown, Associate Dean for Simulation and Immersive Learning and Associate Professor at the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing, has been elected President-elect of the Society for Simulation in Healthcare (SSH). 🥳
We're proud to celebrate Dr. Brown's leadership and contributions to advancing simulation in health care. Congratulations, Dr. Brown!
#HealthcareSimulationWeek #HealthcareSimulation #JohnsHopkinsNursing #NursingInnovation
Nursing practice intersects with policy practice and population health.
Our Master’s Entry into Nursing students recently explored that connection through B’more for Healthy Babies, learning about Baltimore’s safe-sleep efforts and meeting with city leaders. Thank you to B'more For Healthy Babies and the Baltimore City Health Department for the opportunity. #JHSON #SafeSleep #NursingStudents
What happens when future nurses have the space to practice, problem-solve and learn before the stakes are real? Stronger preparation for real-world care.
This #HealthcareSimulationWeek, we’re celebrating the people making learning by doing possible. https://t.co/qQnoRwpoF6
At the 2026 Yonsei International Nursing Conference in Seoul, Dean Sarah L. Szanton joined nursing leaders and scholars from around the world for conversations about the future of nursing.
As a keynote speaker, she shared “Evidence with Impact: How Nursing Research Shapes Social Change,” highlighting the role nursing research can play in advancing meaningful change.
#NursingResearch #GlobalNursing
As kids settle into new school-year routines, screen time is part of the conversation, too.
JHSON’s Deborah Gross shares what parents and caregivers should consider when choosing technology for children. Swipe through for her perspective.
This Labor Day, we’re celebrating the nurse leaders, nursing students, educators and nurse scientists whose work shapes the health of our communities and the future of health and care. Thank you for all you do to move health forward.
#LaborDay#Nursing#NursingEducation #NursingStudent
Back-to-school means another year of care and support for Baltimore City students.
Hopkins Nurses Tasha Harris and Lindsey Weer share their health and safety tips as the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing’s partnership with Baltimore City Public Schools enters another three years—continuing vital school-based nursing care and creating opportunities for future nurses to learn in these communities. https://t.co/Z421H8OIhf
We’re excited to welcome Dr. Jason E. Farley, PhD, MPH, NP, FAAN, as the next Executive Director of the Institute for Policy Solutions and Vice Dean for Policy and Health Systems Transformation.
Looking ahead, Dr. Farley has a clear vision for the next chapter of IPS:
“Nurse-led care is delivered closest to the community and furthest from the policy table. IPS exists to close that gap, turning these models into reforms that can scale them.”
Read more: https://t.co/ZS2GbXJz33
A little dog therapy goes a long way. 🐾 For #NationalDogDay, we’re celebrating the four-legged friends who bring a little extra comfort and joy to the JHSON community.
Happy National Dog Day!
Heading to #AANA2026? We’ll see you there!
Stop by Booth #545 from Aug 22-24, to meet the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing and Johns Hopkins Hospital teams, say hello, and learn more about what’s happening at Hopkins.