In this podcast, learn more about the Johnson & Johnson School Health Leadership Program as fellows talk about the important role of nurses in improving healthcare in schools and communities. The Johnson & Johnson School Health Leadership Program is a highly-competitive fellowship program designed by Rutgers, Center of Alcohol Studies in collaboration with Johnson & Johnson. This nationally recognized fellowship program includes curriculum and opportunities designed to support school nurses and their community/administrative partners to become leaders within their community’s educational and health services teams to improve student health practices. All education offered in this program is in partnership with the National Association of School Nurses. 

For eligibility requirements and more information about The Johnson & Johnson School Health Leadership Program, visit www.alcoholstudies.rutgers.edu. Applications for the 2017 cohort will be accepted in late 2016, and teams will be notified of acceptance in January 2017.