Nursing Careers Blog

The University of California Davis hopes to launch a nursing school in Sacramento by the fall of 2008, thanks to a $100 million donation from a foundation started by Intel Corp. co-founder Gordon Moore and his wife Betty.

Summer Nursing News and Research BriefsNewswise (press release) - 1 hour agoThe School’s community health program is second in the nation and the nursing research program now holds eighth position among nursing schools securing …

UC Davis gets $100M donation for nursing schoolSacramento Business Journal, CA - 20 minutes agoThe school will be the fourth professional nursing program in the University of California system, joining nursing schools at UCLA and UC San Francisco and …

The University of California Davis hopes to launch a nursing school in Sacramento by the fall of 2008, thanks to a $100 million donation from a foundation started by Intel Corp. co-founder Gordon Moore and his wife Betty.

Ate Glue is finally doing something about the mess at CHEd. One wonders why it took Ate Glue so long to do anything at all. It was so obvious that something horrible is going on there with all the diploma mills, specially in nursing, going strong.

At last, some hope for CHEdABS CBN News, Philippines - 35 minutes agoIf CHEd did its work by closing down more than half of all nursing schools a long time ago, we wouldn’t have this mess. We have more than 400 nursing …

VA Announces New Nursing Academy SitesEarthtimes.org - 48 minutes agoVA selected nursing schools in Florida, California, Utah and Connecticut for special partnerships with local VA health care facilities as part of a new VA …Nursing programs on the rise San Antonio Expressall 2 news articles

To provide compassionate, highly-trained nurses to look after the health care needs of the nation’s veterans, the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is launching a new initiative that partners the Department’s world-class health care system with four of the country’s finest nursing schools. VA selected nursing schools in Florida, California, Utah and Connecticut for special partnerships with …

Rhetaugh Etheldra Graves Dumas, 78, a former deputy director of the National Institute of Mental Health and a dean at the University of Michigan, died of cancer July 22 at a hospice in Houston.

Staff shortages forced the largest hospital in Newfoundland and Labrador to close one of its emergency units this weekend, and a nurses union official says the situation is becoming critical.