One of the most common concerns we hear from prospective employees is related to the application timeline. Here’s a little guide to help you understand the application process and some of the more common sticking points that our recruiters come […]
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The College of Nursing and Health Innovation (CONHI) at The University of Texas at Arlington has launched a new center to enhance access to health care for Texas’ rural communities. The Center for Rural Health and Nursing is funded by a $4
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National Nurses United (NNU) joined with health care leaders around the world in expressing horror and outrage at Russia’s bombing of a maternity and children’s hospital in Mariupol, Ukraine, and other health facilities, and urged an immediate cease-fire to end
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Whether it’s nature or nurture, nursing is often a calling that runs in families and creates a special, additional family bond between parents and their offspring. When she was a child in Sioux Falls, North Dakota, the Good Samaritan Society
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Nursing school involves both theoretical and practical learning. You have to know how to care for patients in a variety of contexts before you can earn your license and work as a registered nurse. Your nursing school clinical rotations will
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Charles Edward Fisher and his wife, Rosa Lee Fisher, had five children—two sons and three daughters. Theirs was an African-American family in the community of Freemanville, near Atmore, Alabama, in the mid-20th century. Given the times, they were aware of
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“Emergency nurses are driven by their compassion,” said ENA President Jennifer Schmitz, MSN, EMT-P, CEN, CPEN, CNML, FNP-C, NE-BC. Last Thursday Schmitz announced that to bolster humanitarian efforts to help the people of Ukraine, the Emergency Nurses Association is donating
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For many nurses, education is truly a lifelong commitment, so the idea of a terminal degree may seem counterintuitive to your very nature. However, the Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) degree is worthy of your consideration. In our new DNP-focused
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Have you ever seen a health expert doing a spot on television and think, Hey, I could do that? Then you’re in luck, because Alice Benjamin, APRN, MSN, ACNS-BC, FNP-B, CCRN, CEN, CV-BC, Chief Nursing Officer & Correspondent for Nurse.org, Clinical
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After a winter of bleak news and fearful statistics about COVID, recent signs point to long-awaited relief from the pandemic. COVID cases, deaths and hospitalization are all tumbling, the CDC has issued relaxed mask guidelines, and states are lessening or
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