Interview with Barbara Paradis, MS ’22, BS ’17 & Eliana Paradis BS ’17
Barbara: We are not identical twins, we are fraternal! Some people see us and can immediately tell we’re twins. We have different personalities, so it’s easy to tell us apart…
The National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI), part of the National Institutes of Health, has awarded funding to NYU Meyers’ Victoria Vaughan Dickson, RN, FAAN, FAHA, FHFSA, PhD, to provide cardiovascular disease research and training…
Until COVID, Robin Schafer DNP ‘21, BS ‘99 used to spend seven weeks each summer as the health director for two busy summer camps on Lake Raquette, in New York — with sailboats, boat docks, log cabins, and mess halls pretty enough for a postcard…
Jennifer Nahum, clinical assistant professor
While COVID-19 continues to devastate communities around the globe, so far it has mostly spared young people. Data shows children are half as likely as adults to contract the virus and 300 times less…
Whether it is a mentor with a knack for classroom discussion or an expert who serves in a medical clinic in Ghana, role models are people who demonstrate the qualities we would like to have. They offer us a vision of what is possible and affect us…
To fellow Meyers nursing students,
First and foremost, the Black Student Nurses Association would like to address the timing of our response to recent events. In all honesty, it has been hard to find the right words to address the issue of…
We call for an immediate amendment and upgrade from the charge of 3rd-degree murder to 2nd-degree murder for former officer Derek Chauvin in the death of George Floyd.
We need an end to the minimizing of charges filed against police officers…
Fresh flowers anoint her workspace. Framed inspirational quotes hang beside her, announcing to all, “Good vibes only” and “Be the change you want to see in the world.” Tamara Tobee is the welcoming face and operations dynamo of the sixth floor. For…
Since the COVID-19 pandemic began to sweep across the United States in early March, experts have warned that older adults are particularly vulnerable. Due to weaker immune systems and their likelihood of having chronic conditions such as heart…
Whether it is a heart attack or a bad reaction to a blood transfusion, the NYU Meyers Clinical Simulation Learning Center (CSLC) has likely replicated it. The CSLC also develops "specialized scenarios" to close possible gaps in nursing training.
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