National Nurses Week is right around the corner, May 6-12. Be sure to save the date for exciting events that will be happing at The Johns Hopkins Hospital, and beyond, to celebrate our amazing nursing staff. More details and sign-up links will be coming soon. Getting Ready to Retire will take place on Zoom from 1:00 – 2:00pm.
Music for a While brings the healing power of music to the hospital environment. The Peabody Institute and Johns Hopkins Medicine together have created site-specific programs in high-stress contexts, providing arts experiences to help reduce anxiety, alleviate pain, promote wellness, and improve patient and staff experiences. Enjoy music each Thursday between 1:30 and 2:30pm in...
Come join us in the Carroll Auditorium for some yummy food, fun activities and a chance to celebrate the amazing work on nursing professionals.
Format: virtual Agenda
Music for a While brings the healing power of music to the hospital environment. The Peabody Institute and Johns Hopkins Medicine together have created site-specific programs in high-stress contexts, providing arts experiences to help reduce anxiety, alleviate pain, promote wellness, and improve patient and staff experiences. Enjoy music each Thursday between 4:30 and 5:30pm in...
Participate in a Blessing of the Hands service led by Chaplaincy Services. Visit the first floor chapel of Building C between 5pm and 8:30pm to participate.
Participate in a Blessing of the Hands service led by Chaplaincy Services. Visit the first floor chapel of Building C between 5pm and 8:30pm to participate.
Eat ice cream and socialize with co-workers at the JHU School of Nursing Ice Cream Social. The event can be found in the Floor 7 Classroom in Building B.
Eat ice cream and socialize with co-workers at the JHU School of Nursing Ice Cream Social. The event can be found in the Floor 7 Classroom in Building B.
Team up with your colleagues to Race the Globe! Your daily movement helps your team travel around the globe to reveal awe-inspiring wildlife as you become more physically active together. In this challenge we put the “we” in well-being. Teams require a minimum of five and maximum of eight participants. No team member is left...