Topic: School of Nursing and Health Studies
Getting up to speed with iSIM
Simulation powerhouses team up at S.H.A.R.E. to coach health care educators on the best new methods for building an effective simulation-forward curriculum.
Dean Santos Wins Prestigious Award
UM School of Nursing and Health Studies Dean Hudson P. Santos Jr. accepts the 2025 President’s Award in D.C. from the Friends of the National Institute of Nursing Research.
Dr. Willy Prado welcomed as associate dean for research affairs and Distinguished University Professor of Nursing and Health Studies
The longtime University leader is a National Academy of Medicine Fellow, noted prevention scientist, prolific mentor, and recipient of the 2025 Patricia A. Whitely Unsung Hero Award from Student Government.
School welcomes Sanitas patient safety symposium
Continuing education event promotes clinical partnership in support of South Florida’s health care workforce.
Dr. Rosina Cianelli to receive national nursing award
Faculty member’s work in health promotion and disease prevention to be honored during this year’s Association of Nurses in AIDS Care conference.
The pulse of progress
From AI to SimGHOSTS, S.H.A.R.E. takeaways from a summer of simulation conferences and collaboration.
White Coat Ceremony draws special guests
Event for 220 accelerated B.S.N. students fills Shalala Student Center ballroom with pride and sense of purpose.
Empowered in Africa
Public health student Elayna Bassuk spent an unforgettable month learning about research and youth empowerment at an orphanage in Tanzania.
Featured Major: Public Health
Think beyond medicine. Discover what truly drives health and well-being in communities here and around the globe.
Beginning Patient Care with a Pledge
School of Nursing and Health Studies hosts Class of 2026 and 2027 White Coat Ceremony for future RNs.
Congratulating UHealth – University of Miami Health System on its well-deserved ANCC Magnet with Distinction recognition
A message from School of Nursing and Health Studies Dean Hudson P. Santos, Jr.
Nursing’s 1 percent
Meet five grads who successfully defended doctoral dissertations this summer and joined the high-demand ranks of Ph.D.-prepared nurses.
