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28 hospitals hiring CNOs
Below are 28 hospitals and health systems that recently posted job listings seeking chief nursing officers. -
Cedars-Sinai's longest-serving nurse retires after 50 years
Los Angeles-based Cedars-Sinai recently celebrated the retirement of its longest-serving clinical nurse, Patsi Saoud, RN. -
Delaware grants full practice authority for APRNs
Delaware Gov. John Carney signed a bill into law Aug. 4 granting full practice authority for advanced practice registered nurses in the state. -
Frustration, anger, denial: Houston nurse on the 4th COVID-19 surge & what it means for the profession
The current COVID-19 surge feels different than previous ones and could have long-term implications for the nursing profession, reports Houston Public Media. -
Phoenix Children's appoints chief nursing officer
Phoenix Children's has selected Rhonda Thompson, DNP, RN, to serve as the system's chief nursing officer and senior vice president of patient services. -
4 incentives an Oklahoma health system is using to attract, retain nurses
Oklahoma City-based OU Health is launching several new incentives to address an ongoing nurse shortage, reports NBC affiliate KFOR-TV. -
AORN, largest nursing school in US partner on OR nursing program
The Association of periOperative Registered Nurses and Chicago-based Chamberlain University will launch an online perioperative nursing training program in early 2022. -
AORN conference goes all virtual amid COVID-19 surge
The Association of periOperative Registered Nurses has canceled its in-person Global Surgical Conference & Expo due to rising COVID-19 case counts in Florida. -
41 places where nurses can earn a multistate license
Forty-one states and territories have joined the Nurse Licensure Compact, which allows registered nurses and licensed practical/vocational nurses to practice in person or via telehealth in all participating states under one multistate license. -
Philadelphia health system to invest $5M to bolster nursing staff
Philadelphia-based Temple University Health System will spend $5 million on initiatives to mitigate the effects of nursing shortages, according to a July 27 report from the Philadelphia Business Journal. -
2 North Carolina health systems have 700+ nursing positions open — each
Amid increasing COVID-19 cases and an ongoing nurse shortage, several North Carolina hospitals are reporting hundreds of unfilled positions, reports WNCT-TV. -
26 hospitals hiring CNOs
Below are 26 hospitals and health systems that recently posted job listings seeking chief nursing officers. -
Tennessee nursing board pulls license of former Vanderbilt nurse over fatal drug error
The Tennessee Board of Nursing stripped a former nurse at Nashville-based Vanderbilt University Medical Center of her license during a July 23 disciplinary hearing linked to her administering a fatal dose of medicine to a 75-year-old patient in 2017, the Tennesean reports. -
Dr. Sophia Thomas: Let NPs be allies as healthcare faces physician shortage
For Sophia Thomas, DNP, an unlikely spark lit her passion for nursing: a severe case of appendicitis at age 13. -
4 reasons South Carolina nurses are leaving the field
Amid both a state and national nursing shortage, more than 50 nurses talked about the profession with NBC affiliate WYFF. -
CoxHealth creates new nurse position: 4 notes on support RNs
Springfield, Mo.-based CoxHealth has created a new nursing position as nursing demand rises. -
MultiCare nurse retires at 96
Florence "SeeSee" Rigney, RN, retired from her role as a surgical nurse at Multicare Tacoma (Wash.) General Hospital this month at age 96. -
FBI: 3 nursing school operators accused of selling fake diplomas, certificates
Three people are accused of selling fake nursing transcripts and diplomas, which were then used by several individuals to obtain medical licenses, according to a July 16 news release from the U.S. Attorney for the District of Maryland. -
Tennessee nurse has license suspended for alleged misconduct after board calls for 'emergency action'
A Tennessee nurse had her license suspended due to alleged misconduct involving patients, reports CBS affiliate WREG-TV. -
Nurse vacancies at Alabama health system up 5% since pandemic began
Nursing vacancies at University of Alabama at Birmingham have increased from 9 percent pre-pandemic to a current rate of 14 percent, reports CBS affiliate WIAT.
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