John Palmer
Where Are You From?
New Providence, New Jersey
What degree program are you enrolled in and when do you expect to graduate?
Traditional BSN, 2023
If you have a particular area of nursing interest, what is it:
What do you hope to be doing in five years?
Could you share a fun fact about yourself?
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Successful investment bankers have a nose for profitable innovation. In the case of Penn Nursing Board of Advisers member and Wharton alum John J. Rydzewski, he knew as soon as he heard Mary D. Naylor, PhD RN FAAN present early research findings for the Transitional Care Model (TCM) that it was potentially transformational. That led him to recently make a generous gift to Dr. Naylor’s work at Penn Nursing’s NewCourtland Center for Transitions and Health.
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Investing In Patient Care and Savings
Successful investment bankers have a nose for profitable innovation. In the case of Penn Nursing Board of Advisors member and Wharton alum John J. Rydzewski, he knew as soon as he heard Mary D. Naylor, PhD RN FAAN present early research findings for the Transitional Care Model (TCM) that it was potentially transformational. That led him to recently make a generous gift to Dr. Naylor’s work at Penn Nursing’s NewCourtland Center for Transitions and Health.
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Nursing Students Engage
You’ll find them inside senior centers and on the sidelines of kids’ sports practices.
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