A New Model is here for Advancing Nursing Science
Creating modern pathways for nurses to lead research, translate evidence, and drive impact in healthcare delivery settings.
Creating modern pathways for nurses to lead research, translate evidence, and drive impact in healthcare delivery settings.
The Souffront Institute (TSI) is a bold, practice-informed incubator advancing the future of nursing science. Founded by Dr. Kimberly Souffront—an NIH-funded nurse scientist and national leader in research capacity building—TSI is driven by a simple but powerful mission:
Build the science. Build the scientists.
We use a hub-and-spoke model to design and scale programs that support nurse-led research, innovation, and leadership within healthcare delivery settings.
We support nurses who are embedded in healthcare delivery settings and help them turn real-world insights into rigorous, scalable science. Through structured mentorship, pre/post doctoral training, and community, we grow the next generation of nurse scientists from the inside out.
A national registry of doctorally prepared nurses across all areas of science, which sits within the TSI hub.
Join the registry here
A hybrid practice-based postdoctoral bootcamp for DNP-prepared nurses and students working in healthcare delivery settings.
Coming Soon
A post-doctoral model for PhD-prepared nurses working in healthcare settings offering tailored mentorship and a modular curriculum to advance nursing science.
Coming Soon
Rooted in Practice. Backed by Federal Investment. Built for National Scale.
Dr. Kimberly Souffront is an NIH-funded nurse scientist, emergency nurse practitioner, and national leader in research capacity-building. At the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, she has developed and led multiple federally and foundation-funded programs t
Rooted in Practice. Backed by Federal Investment. Built for National Scale.
Dr. Kimberly Souffront is an NIH-funded nurse scientist, emergency nurse practitioner, and national leader in research capacity-building. At the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, she has developed and led multiple federally and foundation-funded programs that advance nursing science and mentorship within real-world clinical settings.
Her work is grounded in the belief that transforming healthcare starts by supporting those delivering it.