New Graduate Nurse Residency Program at HealthAlliance-Clinton

At UMass Memorial Health – HealthAlliance-Clinton Hospital, our New Graduate Nurse Residency Program’s evidence-based curriculum offers newly licensed nurses a supportive and collaborative learning environment to successfully transition into clinical practice. As a new graduate nurse, you will be given the opportunity to work alongside experienced nurses as you transition to the workforce.

 

Joyce Simon

Joyce Simon

PMP, Senior Strategic Project Manager, Center for Innovation and Transformational Change, Interim Program Manager, CDHS, UMass Memorial Health
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Sean Blood

Senior Director, Business Intelligence/Analytics and Data Warehousing Integration, Center for Innovation and Transformational Change, UMass Memorial Health
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Scott McAdams

Director of Applications, Information Services, UMass Memorial Health
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Kendall White

Enterprise Solutions Architect, Information Services, UMass Memorial Health
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Apurv Soni

Sr. Physician Solutions Architect, UMass Memorial Health; Program in Digital Medicine, Co-director, UMass Chan
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David McManus

Chair, Department of Medicine, UMass Chan/UMass Memorial Health; Professor, UMass Chan Medical School
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Eric Alper

Chief Medical Information Officer and Chief Quality Officer, UMass Memorial Health; Professor, UMass Chan Medical School
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