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A Couple That Studies Nursing Together, Stays TogetherAre you considering going back to school for your BSN but wondering if it’s possible with your busy lifestyle? Check out how one couple completed Chamberlain’s RN to BSN option together while working and raising a family.Read More
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Addressing the Workforce Shortage and Improving Population HealthMovement towards health equity requires action from those who feel a calling towards serving local and global communities. Due to the growing U.S. population and a substantial portion of the current workforce reaching retirement in the next few years, it is estimated that we will need 250,000 more public health workers by 2020.Read More
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4 Tips for Your First Year as an FNPBeing a new Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) can feel like an overwhelming and exciting responsibility. As fulfilling and rewarding as the nursing profession can be, it can also be demanding both mentally and physically. Here are some tips for making the most out of your first year as an FNP!Read More
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4 Reasons to Consider an Accelerated MSN OptionLooking to advance your education with an MSN but want to do it on a faster schedule? Check out these reasons to consider an Accelerated MSN Option.Read More
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Consider a Career in Social WorkInterested in helping people solve and cope with problems in their everyday lives? Check out this information for a career in social work.Read More
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Here’s Where to Find Discounts and Deals for Nurses Week 2019Nurses: Make sure to take advantage of these nurse specific deals and discounts this upcoming Nurses Week!Read More
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