Part One of a Three-Part Series When asked by others about my career, I typically respond by stating that I am a medical recruiter for correctional and detention facilities. After the initial confusion wears off, I am then faced with […]
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Palliative care nursing mainly revolves around enhancing the quality of life of seriously ill patients and their families during life-sustaining treatment and at the end of life. Whether or not they have been trained in palliative care, critical care nurses
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Have you noticed that nurse practitioners are becoming more common in this country? We are providing patients with essential medical services. We, as nurse practitioners, are able to offer diagnostic and treatment services for a wide range of illnesses. While
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Texas A&M University recently announced that the College of Nursing has received approval for its Center of Excellence in Forensic Nursing, transitioning the forensic nursing program into a state- and federally funded center. The new designation will help expand the
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In honor of “Nephrology Nurses Week,” September 8-14, 2019, Daily Nurse is highlighting two very special dialysis nurses. At 25 years old, Jackson, KY resident Bridgette Chandler was living with her husband and raising two young children while enjoying a
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Samford University’s Ida Moffett School of Nursing recently received a four-year, $3.5 million grant to help the university place nurse practitioner graduates in rural, underserved areas for primary care residency. The nurse residency program is part of the US Department of Health
The University of Wisconsin–Madison School of Nursing has partnered with the Monroe Clinic-SSM Health to offer rural placements for nursing students to help address rural healthcare shortages. Students earning their doctorate of nursing practice (DNP) degree require field placements to
While some nurses have an ardent passion to become researchers, Elizabeth Johnston Taylor, PhD, RN, FAAN, a nurse researcher at Loma Linda University Health in Southern California, admits that she kind of fell into it. But that doesn’t mean she
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Jocelyn Anderson, a forensic nurse and researcher at Penn State University, found her calling in the field of forensic nursing after completing her final nursing practicum in a South African intensive care unit (ICU). During her time there, she primarily
March of Dimes recently awarded its 2019 March of Dimes Graduate Nursing Scholarships to three exceptional nurses for post-graduate and doctoral studies in the field of maternal-child nursing. March of Dimes is the leading nonprofit for the health of moms
