Nursing Careers Blog

Sometimes it’s hard to figure out what crisis we should focus on: Global warming? Growing food shortages? The energy crunch? The looming danger of a deadly flu epidemic?

Arts & Entertainment: Books: Scholar Addresses the Effects of AgingBerkeley Daily Planet, CA - 14 minutes agoLess than one percent of the 2.7 million nurses in the US and Canada are trained in geriatrics, and the vast majority of nursing schools do not require …

Healthcare of Today has developed and acquired vertically-integrated companies primarily within the Healthcare Industry. Through its subsidiaries, Healthcare of Today is engaged in businesses including: nurse staffing, insurance, pharmaceuticals, residential care facilities for the elderly, home healthcare services, home care services, real estate brokerage/relocation services, adult daycare, a …

Healthcare of Today is Positioning Itself to Become a Leader in …PR Web (press release), WA - 1 hour ago… that will most certainly be left by the upcoming nursing shortage in the US by developing and acquiring our own nursing schools and staffing companies. …

Healthcare of Today has developed and acquired vertically-integrated companies primarily within the Healthcare Industry.

The number of students going to nursing schools is increasing, but the Maryland Hospital Association says it is not keeping up with the demand as baby boomers get older.

Maryland Still Needs Thousands Of NursesWJZ, MD - 12 minutes agoThe number of students going to nursing schools is increasing, but the Maryland Hospital Association says it is not keeping up with the demand as baby …

Nursing School Degree Program DetailedLincoln County News, ME - 19 minutes agoThere were no nursing schools in the area to meet the local need until now. According to Cole, it was Alan Davis who suggested the idea of opening a nursing …

Lincoln County Healthcare has created a unique way to stay ahead of the nursing shortage locally by teaming up with Central Maine Community College to offer Lincoln County’s first four-year degree program in nursing.

JACKSON, MS (WLBT) – Anyone in the profession will tell you, nursing is a calling. Take Eloise Lopez, a single mom who worked two jobs so she could go to nursing school. Now, she’s in the master’s program at University Medical Center’s School of Nursing in Jackson.