The Johns Hopkins School of Nursing’s first Saudi Arabian Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) cohort graduated yesterday marking the successful completion of a two year, first-of-its kind program. Through the program, nurses learned enhanced clinical and leadership skills, and strengthened their role in providing high-quality health care. Dean Patricia Davidson, PhD, MEd, RN, FAAN, applauded their achievement, saying, “Today you’ve become a ‘Hopkins’ nurse and you are now part of a renowned history and community, based in excellence and compassion. We welcome you and are so proud of you.”
Check out an article by Johns Hopkins Aramco Healthcare for more details about the graduation and the program.
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