Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing

03/05/2026

We’re just one week away from —Johns Hopkins annual giving day— but the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing needs your support TODAY. Help us reach our goal of 8,000 donors! As a thank you for your gift of $35 or more, we’ll send you a limited-edition Hopkins backpack. Head to https://bit.ly/4cYqM7X to get involved now.

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03/03/2026

Applications are now open for Fall 2026 in the Healthcare Organizational Leadership programs at the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing.

These flexible, online pathways — including the MSN Healthcare Organizational Leadership track, MSN/MBA dual degree, and Post-Master’s Leadership Certificate — are designed for nurses ready to step into executive, administrative, and systems-level roles.

🚀 Advance your leadership expertise, influence health system change, and elevate your impact — all while balancing work and life.
📎 Learn more & apply: https://nursing.jhu.edu/healthcare-organizational-leadership-programs-accepting-applications/

03/02/2026

Save the date! is Thursday, March 12, and we need YOU to help us hit 8,000 donors by making your gift now. By giving early, you’ll get your name on our virtual VIP donor wall! Plus, with a gift of $35 or more, you’ll get a limited-edition Hopkins backpack as a thank you! Don’t wait until the 12th. Visit
https://bit.ly/4cYqM7X to get yours today.

02/27/2026

Why would someone leave Silicon Valley for nursing?

Miguel Bustos Bismonte didn’t walk away from innovation—he followed it somewhere deeper.

Drawn to the intersection of science, systems thinking, and human connection, Miguel saw nursing as the next frontier for real-world impact. Today, as a graduate of the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing, he applies the same analytical mindset once used in high-tech spaces to the complex realities of health care.

Featured on the On The Pulse podcast, Miguel shares how nurses are expanding the boundaries of innovation—and shaping the future of care in ways that truly matter.

🎧 Listen in and rethink what innovation really looks like.
If you’ve ever questioned where your skills could make the greatest impact, this story is for you. https://nursing.jhu.edu/magazine/podcasts/archive/episode-54-why-one-graduate-chose-nursing-over-silicon-valley/

Miguel Bustos Bismonte made a bold pivot —leaving a high-tech career at the center of innovation to pursue nursing. He wasn’t stepping away from progress; he was redefining it. Drawn to a field where science, systems thinking, and human connection intersect, he saw nursing as the next frontier f...

02/26/2026

🎙️ New Episode of The Resilient Nurse Podcast is live!

In this powerful episode, Dr. Cynda Rushton sits down with Dr. Theresa Di Seta, Assistant Director of Student Placements at the University of Maryland School of Nursing, for a thoughtful conversation about the individual and collective power of nursing’s voice in health care today.

Together, they explore why advocacy and community engagement are essential to driving positive change, and how nurses shape health care environments while supporting the well-being of their colleagues and communities. Theresa, a self-proclaimed introvert, shares her personal journey to finding her voice, breaks down the ABCs of advocacy, and reflects on the incredible impact that followed once she chose to speak up.

This episode is a reminder that advocacy doesn’t require a megaphone—just intention, courage, and connection.

🎧 Listen now and be inspired to use your voice.

In this episode of The Resilient Nurse, Dr. Cynda Rushton speaks with Dr. Theresa Di Seta, Assistant Director of Student Placements at the University of Maryland School of Nursing, This episode to explores the individual and collective value of the nursing ‘s voice in healthcare today. They discus...

02/25/2026

Join us for a meaningful moment of learning, legacy, and connection 💙

The Center for Child and Youth Health at the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing invites you to the inaugural Eleanor Stokes Szanton Lectureship on March 11th at 3:30 pm, held on campus in Carpenter Room A and virtually.

This special event honors Dr. Eleanor Stokes Szanton, a pioneer in early childhood development research and founding Executive Director of what is now ZERO TO THREE, an organization committed to turning research into real-world support for young children and families.

We are excited to welcome Dr. Brenda Jones Harden, whose work centers on improving outcomes for children and families who have experienced adversity. The lecture will also provide space to connect with students, faculty, and community members who care deeply about child and family well-being.

This inaugural event is generously sponsored by The Richman Foundation.

📅 March 11, 2026
🕞 3:30 pm
📍 On campus + Virtual

👉 RSVP here: https://nursingjhu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3HN71Ss9QuNDnzE

02/21/2026

02/20/2026

This is leadership beyond borders. Read more about JHSON's inaugural service-learning trip to Peru focusing on global nursing leadership, plus opportunities on climate change.

JHSON inaugural service-learning trip to Peru focuses on global nursing leadership, plus opportunities on climate change. By Kim McIltrot Often, the ideal way to learn leadership is by following: Watching, learning, tracing the steps of others before choosing the proper path, and then bringing other...

02/19/2026

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02/19/2026

In South Africa, a Hopkins-led study is transforming how the world thinks about drug-resistant tuberculosis care. The trial proved that nurses can deliver treatment with outcomes equivalent to those of physicians—findings that have already shaped South Africa’s national guidelines and global health practice.

For one Johns Hopkins Nursing PhD student working on the project, the research is more than data, it’s a proof of what’s possible when nursing leads systems-level change. Their work reflects the foresight driving the next generation of nurse scientists: turning evidence into policy and reimagining how care is delivered worldwide.

Read Adam's story:

When Adam Leonard boarded a plane to South Africa, he knew he was heading into unfamiliar territory. He had spent more than a decade working in San Francisco, caring for young people navigating homelessness, substance use, and HIV. His clinical world was grounded in community health programs such a...

02/18/2026

Foresight: A groundbreaking step in violence prevention, the Danger Assessment tool is now policy across U.S. Veterans Affairs hospitals and is expanding into Department of Defense settings worldwide. This marks the first nationwide integration of domestic violence risk assessment into federal health systems, ensuring that survivors’ safety is systematically recognized and addressed.

Born from decades of nursing research, the tool’s adoption demonstrates the power of foresight—how evidence-based innovation can shape national policy and save lives on a global scale.