Doswell will be recognized at a luncheon in downtown Pittsburgh on Dec. 12, 2019.

Best Health Degrees ranked Pitt third for “cutting-edge” research in STEM fields like nursing, which increases the prestige of such programs.

You can hear Emma Wolinsky bring conversations on medicine, anatomy and culture to life in “Remains to be Seen.”

The Bachelor of Science in Nursing is in its second year at the regional campus.

The University's doctorate and master's programs moved up in the U.S. News and World Report list of graduate schools.

The awards celebrate the profession and recognize the work of nurses who make an impact every day in their local hospitals and communities.

The Pitt predoctoral candidate was recognized for her service and dedication to the society as the inaugural student representative on its board of directors.

The Endowed Oncology Chair at Pitt’s School of Nursing was recognized for her studies on how endocrine therapy can effect postmenopausal women with breast cancer.

The professor of nursing was selected for her involvement in the community and encouraging diversity in the health sciences.

He has devoted his career to promoting best practices for nurse anesthetists, providing academic and technical assistance to universities and governments around the world.