Searching for a new job can be daunting. With all the options available for nurses out there, even just the idea of getting a new nursing job can be overwhelming. If you are interested in finding a new job for […]
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The PeriAnesthesia Nurse Awareness Week is celebrated this year from February 4-10 and is a time when nurses in this specialty are recognized for the work they do. The week also allows an opportunity for education about the specialty and
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Luis considered going to work at a private-sector hospital following military service. But he chose a career as a nurse at VA, in part after benefiting from the care and comradery of VA. “Being a Vet myself, I would like to
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Employee Well-Being Becomes Patient Safety Issue Many years of research has shown that depression among registered nurses is extremely common. One study published last year showed that RNs suffer from depression at almost twice the rate of people in other professions. Now, new research
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Character and competence are two of the most sought after qualities in the workplace. Ideally, an applicant will have both, but hiring managers often find themselves forced to choose between two qualified candidates who each excel in one area only.
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The United States is facing a critical shortage in all health care professions. With the nation’s baby boomer population approaching retirement age, the issue is twofold: the aging population requires more care, and the nation’s physicians, nurses, and other health
Online Program Management companies (OPMs) are taking the online nursing education market by storm. As higher education institutions compete to meet student expectations in a digital world, OPMs create, manage, and market education programs for these schools at a cost.
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Our Nurse of the Week is Kristina Dejesus, an ICU nurse from New Jersey who helped save her own life after losing her arm in a boat propeller accident. Dejesus was on a trip to Texas with her friends in
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Loyola University’s Marcella Niehoff School of Nursing is welcoming a new dean ahead of the 2019-2020 school year. Lorna Finnegan will become the dean in July 2019 after working as the executive associate dean and associate professor of health systems
Was looking for a new job on your New Year’s resolutions list? Great idea, the job market is hot right now! But maybe it’s been a while since you job searched, and you’re confused about trends in nurse recruiting. Or,
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