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A message from Dean Susan Parish
Hello. In the College of Health Professions, I affirm that
- We reject racism in all its forms, from daily microaggressions to police murders and everything in between;
- We know racism impacts every facet of physical and mental health, and our College will never be effective in improving the health of individuals and communities without addressing racism; and
- We know enough about the terrible consequences of racism on the health of individuals, families, and communities to take action NOW. We do not need more research evidence, we need more action.
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Angela Duncan associate dean shared position at CHP and School of Nursing
VCU School of Nursing announced that Angela Duncan, Ph.D., M.S., M.Div., has been named associate dean of diversity, equity and inclusion in a shared position with the VCU College of Health Professions, effective immediately.
The VCU College of Health Professions has named Paula Song, Ph.D., as the new chair of Health Administration
“I am thrilled to welcome Paula, to our team,” said Susan Parish, Ph.D., dean of the VCU College of Health Professions. “She brings an extraordinary set of experiences, and I am confident their collective energy, leadership and vision will have a considerable impact on the College.”
VCU Nurse Anesthesia tool provides learning opportunities from real-world experiences
Anesthesia eNonymous has been rebuilt from the ground up by the team at VCU Nurse Anesthesia. It's a free resource with real patient stories from the operating room, offering lessons of how CRNAs and their teams stared down a challenge and emerged on the other side. Our goal is to learn from these stories, together, to become better providers. For more information, visit here.