As you are no doubt aware, travel nurses have never been busier or more in demand. The pandemic has pushed many healthcare workers to become stressed and burnt out to the point that they’ve taken long leaves of absence or […]
Ever wonder it would be like to work in a different type of nursing? Well, we’re here to help. Minority Nurse will be providing interviews with nurses in various facets of the nursing field. This month, we asked Tina Seever,
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From the NICU to the OR, five exemplary representatives of nursing excellence received the 2021 National Magnet Nurse of the Year® Awards at the 2021 ANCC National Magnet Conference® and the ANCC Pathway to Excellence Conference® in Atlanta. The awards recognize
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Study groups are a helpful resource for nursing students. Since there is so much to learn in classroom instruction and simulations, a study group can help you to review the information and prepare for tests. It also gives you the
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School nurses have been on the front lines since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, administering COVID-19 testing, tracking the results and performing contact tracing, among other duties. Underpaid, overworked and overextended, school nurses have been placed in an unsustainable
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Not only during the holiday season, but all year long, we keep being told to be grateful. But did you ever wonder why gratitude is so important? According to Emma Giordano, MHC-LP, of Empower Your Mind Therapy in New York
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A BSN pinning ceremony during a global pandemic is a dramatic event in itself. Amid the celebratory atmosphere, there is almost a mood of military enlistment among nursing grads. Newly minted BSNs are getting ready to work on the “frontlines,”
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Montana State University Mark and Robyn Jones College of Nursing faculty member Laurie Glover, MN, MSN has been accepted to the distinguished Edmond J. Safra Visiting Nurse Faculty Program at the Parkinson’s Foundation. The prestigious, 50-hour, accredited “train the trainer” Nurse Faculty Program is designed
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With an alarming nursing shortage predicted in North Carolina in the coming years, the University of North Carolina Greensboro’s School of Nursing is already making strides to fill the gap. According to NC Nursecast, a shortage of 20,000 nurses in
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