Healthcare professionals gather at Liberty for missional medicine conference
The Christian Medical & Dental Associations (CMDA) brought around 350 present and future professionals in Christian healthcare together on Liberty University’s campus over the weekend to discuss missional medicine as part of its Remedy East 24- Healthcare on Mission conference….
Family’s heartfelt donation will enhance hands-on learning at School of Nursing’s Simulation Center
Over the past four years, Scott and Andrea Louderback of Brentwood, Tenn., have watched their daughter, Kristen, pursue her passion for nursing through Liberty University’s School of Nursing (LUSON), where she has learned to treat patients with expertise and the…
Healthcare on Mission: Remedy conference returns to Liberty’s campus March 1-2
Students at Liberty University are taught to use their careers as opportunities to serve and represent Christ wherever they go in the world. For those studying for futures in the medical field, being the hands and feet of Jesus is…
Liberty nursing student balances classes with service to her country, community
Whether it’s been as a firefighter and paramedic in Central Virginia or as a medic and Blackhawk pilot in the United States National Guard, Joy Byrnes (’23) has pursued opportunities to serve others locally and abroad, all guided by her…
Simulated plane crash provides aeronautics, nursing students practice as first responders
Emergency response management requires coordinated precision from a variety of trained professionals and volunteers, as students from Liberty University’s School of Aeronautics (LUSOA) and School of Nursing (LUSON) witnessed firsthand Thursday during a simulated air show crash into a…
Nursing students deliver care packages to nursing home residents
Students from the community care nursing course for seniors in Liberty University’s School of Nursing brought care packages and the heart of the Lord to local nursing home residents Monday morning for what they said was a small gesture to…
Tragic losses spur Doctor of Nursing student to affect change in healthcare in her native country of Cameroon
Pamela Oriaifo, a student in Liberty University’s Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) program, wants to use her advanced degree to improve mental health awareness and overall health services in Africa as she advocates for new nurses entering careers in healthcare….
Nurse Camp introduces high school students to nursing with a Christian worldview
During last week’s annual Nurse Camp held on Liberty University’s campus, high school students from 11 states heard from Liberty School of Nursing (LUSON) faculty and current students about how nursing can be a ministry and a varied career path….
Army nurse officer becomes Liberty School of Nursing’s first Ph.D. graduate
As an active-duty U.S. Army Nurse Corps Officer with over 23 years of service, Lt. Col. Brandy Clayton has been leading the way for her peers and the next generation of nurses. Now, having successfully defended her dissertation in April…
New divinity program helps nursing students build resilience in high-stress field
A partnership with the John W. Rawlings School of Divinity at Liberty University is helping to meet the emotional and spiritual needs of nursing students as they experience the everyday stress that comes with the responsibility of caring for patients’…