UC faculty-staff intranet complete
January 12, 2023
The UC Intranet project has finished Phase I establishing the university’s inaugural employee intranet.
Nurses are the lifeblood and connective tissue of health care. Our profession has evolved over time to adapt to fluctuating health care landscapes, but the biggest changes are still to come—and nursing is positioned to grow and lead the transformation of health care.
For over 130 years, we have been preparing a diverse, culturally competent group of nurses to provide all patients with the best care possible and to serve our community as responsible, compassionate caregivers and leaders in the nursing profession.
UC Nurses. We See Leaders.
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Our long standing relationships with other University of Cincinnati health colleges and clinical partners offer learning and research opportunities across health disciplines.
By leveraging technology and innovation, our faculty prepare students to seamlessly transition to the workplace and create solutions that improve and transform patient care.
Students gain valuable, real-world experience and grow personally and professionally through our co-op program and international clinical opportunities.
Pursuing my RN to BSN at UC empowered me to think of myself as part of the team and a potential leader. I feel energized and excited about my future in nursing as I can apply for leadership positions I would never have applied for before. UC has provided me with the skills to be successful in potential leadership job opportunities.
Jamie Eichenlaub RN to BSN Online grad, ICU nurse in Portsmouth, OH
January 12, 2023
The UC Intranet project has finished Phase I establishing the university’s inaugural employee intranet.
January 11, 2023
Public health agencies and advocates in Ohio will no longer be breaking the law when they hand out potentially life-saving fentanyl test strips. Cincinnati.com reported that Governor Mike DeWine signed a bill into law Jan. 3 decriminalizing the paper test strips that detect fentanyl and its analogues in drugs. The law takes effect sometime in April. Tasha Turner-Bicknell of the UC College of Nursing was one of the experts interviewed for the story.
January 9, 2023
In this webinar, UC College of Nursing faculty discuss the difference between nurse managers and nurse leaders, along with research-backed leadership strategies.