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In this video, Dean Henderson wishes the Gator Nursing community a happy holiday season and expresses gratitude for our many accomplishments together.

For Zoe Gilsenan, a South Africa encounter with a lion pride etched a memory that underscores her pursuit of experiences with meaning, adventure, and purpose—a quality that she also brings to her nursing journey at the UF College of Nursing. Growing up in Fernandina Beach with roots in South Africa,…

Since the launch of the demonstration project initiative between UF Health Shands and the UF College of Nursing in 2022, a noticeable increase in enthusiasm for research and collaboration has emerged among hospital nurses and college faculty. That enthusiasm permeated the 12th Annual UF Health Nursing Research & Innovation Conference…

At the UF College of Nursing, DNP students must think big and take on weighty issues when designing their graduate projects. “When you become a DNP, it is about the big picture. About your population. About your organization. About your system. How do you improve care for the larger group…

Congratulations to the Gainesville and Jacksonville Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing students who recently received Moffitt Cancer Center scholarships. The scholarships are open to ABSN students who are not eligible for traditional scholarships since they already hold a bachelor’s degree.   As part of the scholarship, students agree to…

One of the things that impacted Mary Curley the most during her UF Nursing community project, was when the Accelerated BSN student felt first-hand the trust patients bestow on nurses. Curley was part of a group that partnered with the Gainesville Veterans Affairs Medical Center and the Geriatric Research Education…

Courtney Rodriguez-Cayro, a UF Health nurse and UF College of Nursing Doctor of Nursing Practice student, believed lax patient oral hygiene standards were responsible for an increase in cases of pneumonia. A study she helped design setting formal oral care protocols in one unit, saw a drop in cases and…

This month, the UF College of Nursing welcomed the largest class of future nurse leaders ever admitted in its nearly 70-year history.

This summer, Gator Nurses soaked up more than the sun, they also acted as sponges of knowledge to learn how to best serve their community. Dr. Dyal with her 2023 cohort. Thanks to an initiative started by UF Nursing faculty years ago, the graduating class of each Bachelor of Science…

How an honorary Gator Nurse and faculty member saved UF Nursing history. At 82-years-old, Jodi Irving describes herself as a piece of the UF College of Nursing’s history. Jodi Irving Since first teaching at the College of Nursing in 1965, she has worked with the college’s five deans and has…