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Florida nursing school loses accreditation; students lose credits, money
The Medical Prep Institute of Tampa Bay, Fla., nursing school lost accreditation and is on probation with the state, but continues to recruit students, according to ABC affiliate WFTS-TV. -
17 hospitals hiring CNOs
Below are 17 hospitals and health systems that recently posted job listings seeking chief nursing officers. -
ANA, 19 other groups, launch COVID-19 vaccine resource for nurses
Twenty leading nursing organizations, including the American Nurses Association and American Association of Critical Care Nurses, launched a COVID-19 vaccine information campaign March 15. -
UCLA names dean of nursing school
Lin Zhan, PhD, MSN, will be the new dean of the University of California Los Angeles School of Nursing, effective Aug. 1, the university announced March 11. -
Top nursing priorities for spring 2021: 6 CNOs weigh in
Six nursing leaders shared with Becker's what their No. 1 priority is for this spring. -
Majority of young nurses overwhelmed, exhausted over the last year: 5 key survey findings
About 71 percent of young nurses said they felt overwhelmed over the past year, according to survey results published March 10 — just ahead of the March 11 anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic's start. -
16 hospitals hiring CNOs
Below are 16 hospitals and health systems that recently posted job listings seeking chief nursing officers. -
4 nurses saving lives off the job
Below are the stories of some nurses saving lives outside the workplace: -
Alabama gets 1st DNAP program
The University of Mobile (Ala.) is bringing the state its first doctor of nurse anesthesia practice program. The first cohort is expected to begin in August, the university said Feb. 25. -
Press Ganey taps former Jefferson Health nurse as CNO
Press Ganey named Jeffrey Doucette, DNP, RN, as its chief nursing officer. He will start April 26. -
Utah nurse who had severe COVID-19 receives double lung transplant
A Utah intensive care unit nurse was released from Gainesville, Fla.-based UF Health Shands Hospital after a severe COVID-19 infection left her needing a double lung transplant, CBS4 Miami reported Feb. 22. -
Baptist Health, Jacksonville University launch 12-month nursing program
Jacksonville, Fla.-based Baptist Health and Jacksonville University have launched a second-degree, 12-month BSN nursing program expected to start this fall. -
Colorado governor honors nurse who worked through pandemic amid cancer treatment
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis honored Toni Moses, RN, a nurse at UCHealth in Greeley, during the annual state of the state address Feb. 17, local CBS4 reports. -
US nursing school enrollments rose 6% in 2020
Nursing schools last year saw a 6 percent increase in enrollment in bachelor's degree nursing programs, to 250,856, according to a survey cited Feb. 18 by Kaiser Health News. -
15 hospitals hiring CNOs
Below are 15 hospitals and health systems that recently posted job listings seeking chief nursing officers. -
National University launches virtual reality nursing program
COVID-19 has restricted some of the clinical learning experiences for students pursuing a healthcare career — but a new virtual reality pilot program at National University in San Diego is providing nursing students a clinical experience in a simulated world. -
U of Washington School of Nursing creates antiracism center
Seattle-based University of Washington School of Nursing is launching the Center for Antiracism in Nursing, citing the role nurses play in the health of individuals and communities affected by racial inequity. -
West Virginia University School of Nursing to open Bridgeport campus
The West Virginia University School of Nursing is set to open a new campus at WVU Medicine United Hospital Center in Bridgeport, hospital and school administrators said. -
31% of nurses cite burnout as reason for leaving job
Nearly one-third of nurses reported leaving their jobs because of burnout in 2018, representing the most recent national estimates, according to a study published Feb. 4 in JAMA Network Open. -
Penn nursing student invents wearable light for clinicians
A nursing student at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia created a wearable nightlight to help clinicians avoid disturbing patients at night, reports The Philadelphia Inquirer.
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