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Growing up in rural Maine, Suzannah Hall Maynard’s primary care provider was the Arthur Jewell Community Health Center, a federally qualified health center in the tiny town of Brooks. Jewell was a beloved doctor who tended to its population, and after whom the “little...

Like many nurses, Lori McLeer Maloney came into the profession as a second career. An economist with an MBA to her name, she’d spent a decade in finance and another on the homefront, raising three daughters, before she decided to go back to school for nursing. Making...

Brown traces her interest in medical mission work to a childhood during which she accompanied her physician father and nurse mother on several trips to Haiti.

Kate Locke can recall vividly when she first believed that she might be cut out for pediatric nursing.

Her pursuit of ever-advancing degrees has contributed not only to her career advancement, but to her personal fulfillment within it.

Bonnie Conklin Sullivan grew up the daughter of a nurse and granddaughter of a medical receptionist.