Education
Three alumnae of the UC San Francisco School of Nursing have created a comprehensive online reference tool for pediatric nurse practitioner students that has attracted thousands of visitors since its October launch.
A renowned pioneer in electrocardiography, David Mortara, funds the School of Nursing’s first distinguished professorship.
Two faculty members from UCSF School of Nursing join a collaborative, multidisciplinary effort to advance the new UCSF Center of Excellence in Pain Education – one of just 12 such National Institutes of Health centers nationwide.
The UC San Francisco School of Nursing collaborates across its health sciences campus to launch an innovative online master’s degree program in health care leadership.
As the United States wrestles with a dramatic increase in the number of people age 65 and older, UCSF School of Nursing responds to a national policy shift by revising its training of advanced practice nurses and collaborating with the UCSF School of Medicine’s Division of Geriatrics.
Alumna and nurse educator Jayne Cohen discusses how her faith in the visionaries at UCSF inspires her ongoing contributions to the UCSF School of Nursing Annual Fund.
On April 26, as part of Alumni Weekend, a group of School of Nursing alumni gathered in San Francisco to celebrate the historic conversion of the UCSF Doctor of Nursing Science (DNS) degree to a PhD.
Nurse practitioner Maureen McGrath returns to UCSF to lead new diabetes minor at UCSF School of Nursing.
Experimenting in the brave new world of online learning, UCSF School of Nursing transforms two of its courses into MOOCs and wins fans around the world.
UCSF nurse leaders consider collaboration with a first-of-its-kind Japanese doctoral program in disaster nursing.
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