Job seekers hear a lot about transferable skills. And anyone in the nursing profession will hear about transferable skills even more. Within a profession that’s so broad and provides skills that are easily adapted to many roles, nurses should always […]
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Clemson University recently announced the opening of a four-story $31.5 million building on the Greenville Health System (GHS) Greenville Memorial Medical Campus that will triple the number of students in the university’s nursing pipeline. The building will enable Clemson and
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Dr. Joan Slager, CNM, DNP, FACNM, was recently named Dean of Nursing at Frontier Nursing University (FNU). Slager was named FNU’s Interim Dean of Nursing in March 2018 and previously served as the program director for FNU’s Post-Master’s Doctor of
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Our Nurse of the Week is Dr. Robin Lawson, senior associate dean for academic programs in the University of Alabama (UA) Capstone College of Nursing, who helped to facilitate the creation of BAMA-Care, a program that will enable a nurse
Millennials are rapidly becoming the most predominant generation in the workplace, and in nursing they are driven to seek leadership roles, higher degrees, and professional development more than their generational counterparts. The AMN Healthcare Survey of Millennial Nurses: A Dynamic
As the 2018-19 academic year kicks off, Illinois State University’s (ISU) Mennonite College of Nursing (MCN) is celebrating 100 Years of Excellence. A kickoff event will be held on August 28 to commemorate the event. At the kickoff, keynote speaker
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Are you thinking about going to nursing school and already have a family at home to take care of? While balancing nursing school with a family can be a big commitment, it’s definitely doable, and many nurses going to school
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Nick Hopkins and Jaclyn Johnson, clinical instructors for the Eleanor Mann School of Nursing at the University of Arkansas (U of A), were named this summer to the 40 Nurse Leaders Under 40 list by the Arkansas Center for Nursing.
If you’re choosing a nursing program, you know that one size doesn’t fit all. Depending on time constraints, travel limitations, or financial resources, each program will offer something different. How do you know if a program is going to offer
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Between learning charting systems, locating supplies, and reading up on department policies, one’s orientation can be MORE than frustrating. Here are eight tips to help make your orientation a success, whether you’re a new nurse OR just changing nursing specialties.
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