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Nurses Must Commit to Self-Care First So They Can Care for OthersThis Nurses Week, Chamberlain University President Susan Groenwald urges her fellow nurses to commit to self-care first so they can take care of others.Read More
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Announcing the Winter 2018 Issue of The Chamberlain MagazineWe invite you to read the Winter 2018 issue of our university magazine, The Chamberlain. The digital version is now available.Read More
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Chamberlain Faculty ‘Write the Book’ on Virtual Simulation in Nursing EducationChamberlain University faculty members are the editors of a new textbook, “Virtual Simulation in Nursing Education,” which is scheduled to release in spring 2018.Read More
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A Day in the Life of a Nursing ProfessorWhen most people think ‘nurse,’ they picture someone working in a hospital setting, providing direct patient care. Careers in nursing can actually encompass a broad range of job settings – from the bedside to the boardroom and everywhere in between.Read More
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5 Tips to Find Your First Nurse Educator RoleYou’ve dreamed of this: Your first classroom, where you’ll teach and mentor nursing students and guide them toward becoming highly skilled, compassionate, dedicated healthcare professionals.Read More
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5 Ways Nurses Can Improve Cultural CompetencyCultural knowledge and strengthened communication skills can aid healthcare providers in improving patient comfort and satisfaction with care.Read More
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