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Graduate Student Earns $25,000 Scholarship

Graduate Student Earns $25,000 Scholarship

In Memoriam: Remembering Dr. Amy Lohmann

Nursing alumna appointed Interim Chief Quality Officer at UCLA Dept. of Medicine

Dermenchyan will oversee quality activities that improve the quality of care provided by the DoM and design and implement interventions that improve population

Holli DeVon named Outstanding Alumni Achievement Award recipient

Dr. Holli DeVon, associate dean for research and the Audrienne H. Moseley Endowed Chair in Community Research at the UCLA School of Nursing, has been ...

Nursing doctoral student selected for Filipino Young Leaders Program

Rey Paolo Ernesto J. Roca III, a PhD candidate in the UCLA School of Nursing, has been named a delegate of the 2023 Filipino Young Leaders Program’s...

DNP alumnus awarded AANP Sharp Cutting Edge Award

In June 2023, the American Association of Nurse Practitioners awarded UCLA School of Nursing Alumnus, Dr. James Q. Simmons with the Sharp Cutting Edge...

UCLA Nursing's Nancy Pike to speak at international conference

UCLA School of Nursing Professor Nancy Pike, PhD, CPNP-PC/AC, FAHA, FAAN, has been selected as one of eight international nurse leaders to speak at th...

UCLA School of Nursing Simulation team shares best practices with international university

Representatives from Far Eastern University (FEU), located in Manilla, Philippines, visited the UCLA School of Nursing to tour its Skills & Simulation...

From Patient to Nurse: Turning obstacles into motivation

A Bruin Family: Nursing grad takes after her children, completes UCLA degree

When we see a Bruin graduating with their Doctorate -- we often see the professional accomplishments that led each student to success. We don’t alwa...

Dr. Kristi Westphaln named Outstanding Nurse Practitioner of the Year

UCLA School of Nursing Assistant Professor Kristi Westphaln, PhD, RN, CPNP-PC, has been named the 2023 Outstanding NP of Year by the Los Angeles Chapt...

Nursing students get creative at Sunshine & Color event

As part of Nurses Month, the UCLA School of Nursing Office of Student Affairs hosted Sunshine & Color at the UCLA Mildred E. Mathias Botanical Garden.

Scholarship Luncheon celebrates the impact of philanthropy

APRN student presents quality improvement project at national oncology conference

Mary Bryan, a current advanced practice student in Nursing, recently presented her work at the Oncology Nursing Society’s National Meeting.

Doctoral student research on display at Cancer Center’s Annual Retreat

Her project focuses on survivorship care for patients who have received allogeneic stem cell transplants for hematologic cancers.