Jeffrey Fouche-Camargo Today is World Suicide Prevention Day. This year’s theme, “Changing the Narrative on Suicide,” asks us to start conversations that can be difficult, uncomfortable, and deeply necessary. One of those conversations…
Healthcare Administrator Career Guide & Degree Paths
You’re already solving problems no one else can. You’re fixing schedules, managing systems, and keeping patients and teams aligned. You have the skills, experience, and the patient-first mindset. Oh, and…
Hospital Administration Degree: Career Paths & the MSAH
You’ve earned a bachelor’s degree. Now it’s time to build the leadership impact you envisioned. But even with a well-read copy of 101 Careers in Healthcare Management and a polished…
Antioch Connects with Georgia Nursing Leaders at Hero and Hearts Event
Diane White, PhD, RN, Founding Dean of Antioch’s Graduate School of Nursing and Health Professions, and Ryan Callaway, Director of Strategic Initiatives–Healthcare Coalition for the Common Good, represented Antioch University…
Jeffrey Fouche-Camargo Earns Clinical Health Equity Certification
Jeffrey Fouche-Camargo, DNP, APRN, WHNP-BC, Core Faculty member and Director of the Doctor of Nursing Practice Program in the Graduate School of Nursing and Health Professions (GSNHP) at Antioch University,…
Nursing as a Profession of Advocacy and Protection
Diane White Healthcare for humanity is the premise of the Graduate School of Nursing and Health Professions (GSNHP). Now more than ever, we need to prepare healthcare leaders who will…
Athletic Training Started in D-1 Athletics. It Can Be So Much More.
What if warehouse workers, first responders, and high school athletes had access to the same athletic trainers who keep D-1 football stars healthy? As our guest today explains, this vision…
How Do Psychiatric Nurse Practitioners Treat Trauma “From Every Angle”?
Physical and mental health are deeply connected, yet the medical field too often treats these as entirely separate domains. Deana Batross says that this is unfortunate, because medical procedures (like…
Nurses See Health Inequities Every Day. Can Doctoral Study Help Them Tackle These Problems?
From their position on the frontlines of healthcare, nurses intimately understand the issues facing their patients and communities. To tackle these big-picture problems, mid-career nurse practitioners are increasingly returning to…
How to Design a Nursing Program that Emphasizes Justice and Community Health
In higher education, we rarely have the chance to stop, take a year, and thoughtfully redesign entire programs. But that’s just what the faculty of Antioch University’s newly founded Graduate…
Understanding Equity in Healthcare: Challenges and Solutions
Healthcare equity is not just a moral imperative—it’s a foundational pillar that can transform lives, communities, and entire societies. Yet, despite significant advances in medical technology, treatment protocols, and healthcare…
Transforming Healthcare: The Intersection of Exercise Science and Social Justice
Exercise science is more than just studying the mechanics of movement; it can also play a transformative role in advancing social justice within the healthcare system. Access to fitness and…