Twelve med students and twelve BSN students from NYU Rory Meyers College of Nursing are learning how to work together in a groundbreaking interprofessional collaboration program. The future nurses and physicians are doing their clinical rotations in tandem based on […]
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I wanted to become a NICU travel nurse since nursing school and I was determined to make it happen. I knew all the steps I needed to take: land a new grad job in a NICU, gain experience for 2
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OAK BROOK, IL (February 1, 2022) – The Board of Certification for Emergency Nursing (BCEN) has opened the nomination window for the 2022 BCEN Distinguished Awards to recognize one top board certified RN in each the following specialties: emergency, pediatric emergency,
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Stephanie Morgan, PhD, RN, FNP-BC, is no stranger to setting up and maintaining COVID-19 vaccination clinics. Thanks to her work with the team of nursing faculty and students, other health care providers, and volunteers that was formed in December 2020
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It’s easy to joke around about being a “workaholic.” Whether you love your job or you just feel obligated to stay busy and pick up extra shifts, you might think there’s nothing wrong with spending most of your time at
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Assistant Professors Christian Ketel, DNP’14, RN, and Carrie Plummer, PhD, MSN’05, ANP-BC, received Vanderbilt’s 2022 Martin Luther King, Jr. Award on Monday, Jan. 17, for developing and leading the VUSN/VUMC Mobile Vaccine program. The award recognizes Vanderbilt University School of Medicine, School of
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So, you want to become an RN? Even if you don’t plan to accumulate as many nursing credentials and degrees as Sandra Lindsay, becoming an RN involves intensive training and education. But what skills should you have? What kind of
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Nine Springer Publishing titles have been awarded American Journal of Nursing (AJN) Book of the Year Awards for 2021. The AJN Book of the Year Awards honors exceptional print and digital texts in nursing that explore and advance critical topics
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Running a nursing program, finding students may be one of your top priorities. In today’s constantly evolving digital world, it can be harder than you think. More information is available than ever before, making it harder to rise above the
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In a mutually beneficial collaboration that allows nursing students to receive experiential instruction, Rutgers University‒Camden is partnering with overburdened school nurses in the Vineland School District, who often function as the main COVID-19 officers in their schools. New Jersey’s 2,500
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