The Future Is CALS: The Innovation of Nursing Education
CALS comfortably accommodates 50% more students than the former hospital lab and houses multiple dedicated training areas, including 10 specialized simulation rooms.
CALS comfortably accommodates 50% more students than the former hospital lab and houses multiple dedicated training areas, including 10 specialized simulation rooms.
The officers of the DNSO Board of Directors plan to develop fundraisers for the benefit of underserved communities and to coordinate a doctoral student communication board that will promote interprofessional networking
We are proud of all of our students and their accomplishments.
Faculty members are leaders in nursing. Learn about their recent presentations, publications, promotions and awards.
The Center for Advanced Learning and Simulation will bring students and clinical faculty across the LSUHSC together to foster interdepartmental collaboration.
As the nursing moves to competency-based educational standards, preceptors can significantly support students’ clinical skill acquisition in real time and significantly aid in learning experiences.
Over three days in November 2023, Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center New Orleans School of Nursing community members will gather for the school’s 90th anniversary celebrations.
As we celebrate 90 years at the LSU Health Sciences Center New Orleans School of Nursing, we reflect on where we’ve been, where we are now and where we plan to go next.
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Steeped in a tradition of graduating exemplary nurses, the School of Nursing is beginning a new chapter to further strengthen our legacy: competency-based education.
Every step has been foundational in our mission to provide leadership and excellence in nursing education, practice, research and public service.
The DEI-SA’s inaugural Live Wax Museum recognized historically significant Black women during Black History Month 2023.
Hall of Fame recipients must demonstrate outstanding leadership that has impacted the health or welfare of Louisianans, other United States citizens or international populations.
Meet notable student leaders at LSU Health Sciences Center New Orleans School of Nursing who are making indelible impacts on their peers, communities and the field of nursing.
Faculty members are leaders in nursing. Learn about their recent presentations, publications, promotions and awards.
Heather Daigle (BSN ’23) lobbied on Capitol Hill for policies that would support the school and nursing education.