From a young age, Karachi Egbuta, a recipient of this year’s Minority Nurse Magazine Scholarship, knew she wanted to be involved in healthcare. A bachelor’s degree in biology led her to different healthcare jobs after graduation, but it was seeing […]
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When nurses talk about nursing as a career, they mention flexibility, the continual opportunity to learn new skills, and the profound satisfaction of caring for others as motivation. Nurses also say they can’t imagine another career that allows them the
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Christal Leitch, this year’s Minority Nurse Magazine Scholarship first-place winner, found out the biggest surprises often come when your mind is focused elsewhere. I was so surprised, she says, laughing, noting that she almost didn’t open the email notifying her
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Yvonne Shih, one of this year’s recipients of a Minority Nurse Magazine Scholarship, took a huge leap of faith when she moved from California to Boston to attend the Boston College William F. Connell School of Nursing. Tough as it
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Did you know there are lots of hidden secrets to financial aid – how to find it, get it, keep it, and use it wisely? There’s no one-size-fits-all for financial aid either. Believe it or not, all financial aid isn’t
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Even if you graduated with your nursing degree 3 or 4 or even 8 years ago, did you know your college’s career services center is a great career resource? All the ongoing support the center offered when you were an
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When a new kind of health care model burst onto the scene more than two decades ago promising techniques that gave better patient care, created less work for nurses and physicians, and saved organizations money, the reaction was decidedly lukewarm.
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As any student knows, education is expensive. No matter how you do it part-time, full-time, nights, days tuition costs money and, quite frequently a lot of it. Lots of students seek out help for college costs through scholarships, work reimbursements,
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Graduating with a new nursing degree is one of the most thrilling highlights for anyone just starting out in this career track. A degree represents hours of hard work and lots of sacrifice to achieve this goal. Congratulations to you
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Nurses relay information all day long. They talk to patients, to families, to physicians, to management, and to each other constantly to learn new things and to share what they know. But if you find others constantly seeking you out
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