Professional Development for School Nurses and Other Professionals: In-Person & Virtual Options!

The Northeastern University School Health Academy (NEUSHA) provides engaging, professional learning opportunities that benefit the health, safety and achievement of all youth. NEUSHA supports school nurses and other school personnel in their efforts to provide evidence-based prevention and management practices to increasingly diverse school communities.

NEUSHA is a team within Northeastern University School of Nursing, which is accredited as a provider of nursing continuing professional development by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.

Online Program Packages

10 online program package 1 year subscription

$169

Choice of 10 School Health Specific Online Programs for $169, choose now or as you go and finish within one year!

Choose from over 100 programs in our library.

Up to a 50% discount for max 28 contact hours!

New School Nurse ORIENTATION Program Package Subscription

$169

For NEW and per diem school nurses to familiarize themselves with the specialty role.

(These are not the DPH/DESE programs that are needed for the MA School Nurse license.)

8 Online Orientation Programs PLUS 2 choices

School Nurses Teaching Health Package for Online Learning

$79

5 Online Programs included in the package

For School Nurses who want to learn best practices for teaching health in the classroom.

Total: 6.25 Contact Hours

Testimonials

School nurses from all 50 states and 31 countries have participated in our programming!

“Participating in the NEUSHA Leadership Academy has been an invaluable experience that will positively impact my practice. I have gained necessary skills in leadership, and also gained the confidence needed in order to adequately apply those skills on order to advocate for school nurses, students, and families. I have been able to make school nurse leader connections, which will continue to be, an important resource for networking and idea-bouncing.” (2022 Leadership Academy Cohort)

“Each topic was current, relevant to school nursing and applicable to our practice. I am actively working with newcomer (our district’s preferred term) families and the information on dealing with anxiety in real time is information I’ll begin using tomorrow.” (Nov 2023 Conference)

“Being able to connect with nurses around the country and share not only our struggles but our triumphs was truly empowering. Everyone’s willingness to share their ideas and materials was so helpful. You feel that you are in this together. Jenny and Kathy are inspiring leaders and I hope to work with them in the future!” (2023 Leadership Academy cohort)

“My first summer academy conference! All of the speakers were very interesting, engaging and entertaining. I will definitely be back again!“ (Aug 2022 Summer Academy)

“I thought this was the best summer academy yet! The presenters were great and relative to school nursing and the narratives were wonderful. Hearing others talk about their experiences was cathartic.” (Aug 2022 Summer Academy)

“This academy has helped me grow as a leader and also has revealed the things I have been doing right. Growth is recognizing your strengths as well as developing new skills. Really, thank you very much Jenny and Kathy. It has truly been a pleasure!” (2023 Leadership Academy cohort)

“This was an extremely useful professional development course, with information relevant to the population of students I serve in my school and within the district. I will use the information to support students and families, both directly and indirectly. I intend to share the information with colleagues.” (Nov 2023 Conference)

Directors and Staff

Kathleen A. Hassey, DNP, MEd, BSN, BA, RN

Director, Northeastern University School Health Academy (NEUSHA) 

Jenny M. Gormley, DNP, MSN, BA, RN, NCSN, FNASN

Director, Northeastern University School Health Academy (NEUSHA)

Tatsiana Zarrouki, BS

Administrative Assistant

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SUPPORTERS

The Northeastern University School of Nursing would like to acknowledge and thank the following organizations for their support of the school nurse continuing education programming. These organizations do not develop, plan, or evaluate educational programming.