MANILA, Philippines – At 47, electrical engineer Victorio Mangalindan is back in school, studying for a new career as a nurse. His classmates include three lawyers and 10 accountants.
MANILA, Philippines – So many Filipinos want to work abroad and demand for them around the world is so great that nursing schools have been opening at a feverish pace.
Care packageDallas Morning News (subscription), TX - Jan 22, 2007And as migrant nurses join US hospitals, tens of thousands of American women and men can't get into nursing schools because there aren't enough teachers and …
Dallas Morning News (subscription)Cheating chills Filipino schoolsDallas Morning News (subscription), TX - Jan 22, 2007MANILA, Philippines – So many Filipinos want to work abroad and demand for them around the world is so great that nursing schools have been opening at a …
Dallas Morning News (subscription)Cheating chills Filipino schoolsWFAA (subscription), TX - 36 minutes agoMANILA, Philippines – So many Filipinos want to work abroad and demand for them around the world is so great that nursing schools have been opening at a …Care package Dallas Morning News (subscription)all 6 news articles
Tn. Health Care Community Raises Money To Support Governor's Nurse …The Chattanoogan, TN - 55 minutes agoAccording to Ms. Gregg, 2383 student applicants were turned away from Tennessee's nursing schools last year alone because Tennessee lacked the nursing …
In response to a shortage of nurse faculty in Tennessee that is forcing schools to turn away prospective nursing students, Governor Bredesen and state health care officials kicked off a statewide campaign to raise funds for a scholarship program that would help current registered nurses (RNs) pay the costs of earning graduate teaching degrees in nursing.
The first-ever Washington High Lifetime Achievement Award will be presented along with this year’s Class of WHS Distinguished Citizens. Helen Cindia Swartz, Class of 1938, will receive the Lifetime Achievement Award.
Chamberlain College of Nursing announced today that it has received approval from the Ohio Board of Regents to establish a new campus in Columbus and will begin offering classes in March 2007.
Chamberlain College of Nursing to Open Columbus CampusBusiness Wire (press release), CA - 1 hour agoMore than 3000 qualified applicants are denied entrance to the state’s nursing schools each year due to a lack of capacity. “Ohio needs increased access to …