Nurses are essential to the healthcare system, providing hands-on care and support for patients and their families. Their impact, however, goes far beyond that—they are leaders, innovators, educators, problem solvers, patient advocates, policy influencers and much more.
Nursing is both an art and a science, a highly specialized profession that continuously evolves blending compassionate care, evidence-based practices and clinical expertise to heal, support and empower patients.
For more than 130 years, UC College of Nursing has proudly prepared skilled and confident nurses to provide exceptional care and serve their communities as dedicated caregivers and leaders in the profession.
UC Nurses. We See Leaders.
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Our long standing relationships with other University of Cincinnati health colleges and clinical partners offer learning and research opportunities across health disciplines.
Students gain valuable, real-world experience and grow personally and professionally through our co-op program and international clinical opportunities.
By leveraging technology and innovation, our faculty prepare students to seamlessly transition to the workplace and create solutions that improve and transform patient care.
October 21, 2025
Two Bearcat Nurses are trading their scrubs for crowns as part of this year’s University of Cincinnati Homecoming Court.
October 16, 2025
When Tara Sand and Rebecca Sullivan began their nursing careers, neither imagined they would one day be driving leadership initiatives, teaching systems thinking simulations and mentoring the next generation of nurse leaders. But thanks to a shared vision—and a shared journey through the University of Cincinnati College of Nursing Systems Leadership Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) program—that’s exactly where they’ve landed.
October 6, 2025
As cannabis use becomes more mainstream in both medical and recreational contexts, nurses must stay informed. In a recent webinar, Associate Professor Lori Catalano, PhD, JD, RN discussed the historical, legal and clinical implications of medical cannabis, with a special focus on Ohio law and nursing responsibilities.