The American journal of nursing · 2026
Building Community Among PhD-Prepared Nurses in a Health System.
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Cohen Bevin, Jacobs-McFarlane Charleen, Finlayson Catherine, Ben-Zacharia Aliza, Iwama Keiko, Roecklein Nancy, Bressler Toby, Souffront Kimberly, Mount Sinai Health System PhD-Prepared Nurses Network, An Monica, Begonia Kathleen, Ben-Zacharia Aliza, Branden Pennie Sessler, Bressler Toby, Cartwright Frances, Cohen Bevin, Dixon Dayna, Estrada Leah V, Finlayson Catherine, Hobensack Mollie, Iwama Keiko, Jacobs-McFarlane Charleen, Mazor Melissa, Nowlin Sarah, Roecklein Nancy, Scharp Danielle, Souffront Kimberly, Tark Aluem, Winter Shira
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PhD-prepared nurses are increasingly employed in health care delivery settings, although their roles and contributions are not well publicized. Spotlighting opportunities for PhD-prepared nurses in health systems may encourage more nurses to pursue research doctorates. The goals of this article are to demonstrate the versatility of research doctoral training by highlighting a growing community of PhD-prepared nurses working in a New York City health system and exploring their educational journeys, career pathways, and professional roles; and to describe the process of finding and sustaining a community of shared professional identity. Whether their roles explicitly included research or not, PhD-prepared nurses sought opportunities to drive organizational change, shape policy, bridge the gap between evidence generation and application, and advance the profession to improve health care delivery.