School of Nursing
Better Health for All People
Advanced practice nurses. Midwives. Scientists. Leaders. The Yale School of Nursing (YSN) prepares expert clinicians, researchers, and policymakers who tackle the biggest questions in healthcare. Your support of the school can help Yale nurses turn the tide on COVID, stem chronic disease, care for aging populations, advance equal access to care, and respond to health challenges posed by global warming. Your giving makes a difference.
The Most Trusted Profession
For nearly a century, Yale School of Nursing has answered the call. As members of the nation’s most trusted profession, YSN students, faculty, and alumni work to advance the school’s mission of better health for all people. Our students arrive locally from Connecticut and from across the world and are currently deployed throughout the United States and globally.
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Patient interactions by YSN students in 2020–2021
Caring for the Global Community
Better health for all people—this is the School of Nursing’s ultimate mission. Distinguished faculty educate their students with the view that high-quality, patient-centered healthcare is a right for all. Graduates take this philosophy ever where they go after Yale, caring for communities and populations around the globe who depend on their expert knowledge and skills. Now, more than ever, health equity is a matter of urgent importance. With donor support, the School of Nursing is answering that call.
Key Contact
August 2, 2021
Rodman Family Creates Professorship at School of Nursing
The Rodman Family Professorship will be held by an expert devoted to gerontology in their research, teaching, and clinical practice.
September 7, 2018
Leading the Way for Advances in Healthcare
The faculty of the Yale School of Nursing are leading the way across a variety of healthcare fields and research contexts. Thomas Naratil ’83 and Wendy Naratil ’83 have created a permanent endowment to allow one faculty member at the School of Nursing to pursue a new research idea or undertake a cutting-edge project.
