School of Nursing & Health Studies

Isayah Henry’s (NHS’21) book “Innovator’s Clinic” tells the stories of venture founders and young professionals who are changing the health care industry with technology and new business models.

Georgetown medical and nursing students, supported by dozens of other undergraduate, faculty and staff volunteers, vaccinate 2,500 people in Washington, DC's Ward 8.

Amanda Boys (G’14, G’21) and Shannon Lyons (G’21), students in the Doctor of Nursing Practice Program, hope to learn ways to better engage learners online and in person as well…

The Cadet Nurse Corps at Georgetown created educational opportunities for women as well as entrance into the workforce for civilian and military service.

Georgetown’s Office of Mission and Ministry offers a special Ignatian retreat to acknowledge the values-based dedication of alumni providing patient care, conducting scientific research, promoting public health, and managing hospital…

Georgetown recently announced new telemental health programs for all degree-seeking students, staff and faculty to complement the university’s existing mental health resources.

Derek M. Griffith joins the university’s new Racial Justice Institute and will use his expertise in the fields of psychology and public health to promote health equity through the lens…

Georgetown University Medical Center students volunteer with MedStar Health to administer the COVID-19 vaccine around Washington, DC.

An oral history project is ensuring that the memories and voices of the first African American women to graduate from the School of Nursing – between 1964 and 1969 –…

As Georgetown alumni and students brave the front lines to care for COVID-19 patients, the School of Nursing & Health Studies looks back the Class of 1920 who were honored…