- Screening and Brief Intervention of Substance Abusers in the ER Hailed as a Top Medical Breakthrough
- Frontline Health Care Workers Learn New Jobs While They Work
- Charting Nursing's Future: September 2008-Part 1
- Charting Nursing's Future: September 2008-Part 2
- Harold Amos Medical Faculty Development Program 25th Anniversary
We invest in preparing health professionals for leadership; enhancing the skills and careers of frontline health workers; training scholars to conduct health policy research; and encouraging youth to pursue health careers. We aim to boost the diversity of people working in health and health care, to better serve the health needs of a demographically and culturally changing America.
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Increasing the Diversity of Leadership
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation President and CEO Risa Lavizzo-Mourey joined with Acting UNM President David Harris and other university leaders to announce the establishment of a national center for health policy at the University of New Mexico (UNM).
Scholars and Fellows
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation offers a wide variety of scholarships and fellowships, all designed to train the next generation of leaders, and to increase the diversity of that leadership.
Strategically Addressing the Nurse Shortage
This paper reports on a study conducted under The Nurse Funders Collaborative auspices, which highlights the categorical and regional funding patterns of funders of nursing over five years.