| UMass Memorial Health

Christine McNulty-Buckley

11.27.24

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Christine McNulty-Buckley, DNP, MBA, RN

Certified MBSR Teacher

Education and Training

Doctor of Nursing Practice, MGH Institute of Healthcare Professions
Executive Masters in Business Administration, Boston University
Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Boston College
Certified MBSR Teacher, UMass Center for Mindfulness & Brown University
Certified Koru Mindfulness Teacher, Duke University
Wellcoaches® Certified Health & Wellness Coach

CPHQ NEA-BC, Caritas Coach®
Associate Professor, Endicott School of Nursing

Focus and Interests

Mindfulness-Based Health & Wellness Coaching
Mindfulness Micro-practices...

Bob Linscott

11.27.24

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Bob Linscott, M.S., MTS

Certified MBSR Teacher

Education

B.S., Emerson College, 1988
Master of Theological Studies, MTS, Harvard Divinity School, 1997

Focus and Interests

Diversity and Inclusion in the teaching of mindfulness
Bringing mindfulness to underserved populations

Bio

Bob Linscott is an MBSR instructor at the Center for Mindfulness at UMass Memorial Health. Bob has dedicated most of his career towards issues of diversity and inclusion working with underserved populations. He spent several years living with the Dine’ (Navajo) on the reservation in Arizona and travels regularly to Nepal to...

Colleen Camenisch

11.27.24

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Colleen Camenisch, MBA
Certified MBSR Teacher

Formal Education:

Post Graduate Course sponsored by the United Nations (ILO) in conjunction with the University Institute of European Studies: International Business and Trade Law, Torino, Italy
Master of Business Administration, University of Nevada, Reno. August 2003
Bachelor of Science, Business Administration, University of Nevada, Reno. December 2001

Mindfulness and Meditation Training:

Completed teacher certification to teach Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) through the Oasis Professional Education program at UMASS Center for Mindfulness
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Provider Recognition - APP

11.22.24

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At UMass Memorial Health, we value our caregivers! We know how hard you work to create a wonderful experience for our patients and deliver the highest-quality care. So, we do our best to make sure you know how much we appreciate you by holding events throughout the year to show our gratitude. In addition to the recognition programs mentioned below, we also offer numerous opportunities for professional development and grant awards to forward the important work of our providers.

Annual Advanced Practice Provider (APP) Awards

If you know an outstanding APP or APP team, here's your chance to give...

8.3.23

| Care and Conditions

Lung Cancer Procedure Removes Wait

It'll take just 60 seconds of your time to watch our Health Watch video on a procedure to diagnose and remove lung cancer in one procedure.

Hear about Robotic One Assisted Diagnosis and Treatment (ROADAT). This robotic-assisted approach to addressing suspicious areas, spots or nodules in the lungs involves performing...

A dark operating room with someone seated in front a a computer screen in the background.

7.24.23

| Food and Fitness, Recipes

Stacked Fruit Salad for One

For the dog days of summer, try this cool stacked fruit salad for dessert, snack or part of a meal. Substitute any fruit you have on hand or that is in season.

7.20.23

| Care and Conditions, Mind Matters

Alzheimer's Disease: Can It Be Prevented?

The progression of Alzheimer's disease can be heartbreaking for sufferers and families. In the early stages, patients may experience minor memory loss and confusion – known as mild cognitive decline. Patients can stop recognizing their loved ones as the disease advances and become easily agitated. With an aging U.S. population...

elderly man kissing his wife on the cheek

7.12.23

| Prevention and Wellness

Preventing UV Light Damage to Your Eyes

It'll take just 60 seconds of your time to watch our Health Watch video to learn about preventing UV light damage to your eyes.

Ultraviolet (UV) light can cause damage to all parts of the eye, leading to eye issues including vision impairment, cataracts and retinal degeneration. Most of this...