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Student Spotlight: Phyllis D.’s MSN Capstone On Nurse Bullying Published


Phyllis D. RN to MSN, Nursing Education 鈥淲e are caretakers, and bullying shouldn鈥檛 occur in a hospital setting. I thought writing about it would help fellow nurses confront bullying activities and give additional resources so that supervisors are properly trained on spotting bullies.鈥   Phyllis D. was a young mother of three children (ages 1, … Keep Reading

Student Spotlight: Bulah P.’s BSN Goals Had No Expiration Date


Goals and Dreams Don鈥檛 Have an Expiration Date Even after 14 years on the job, 久久视频 taught Bulah to look at her work 鈥渢hrough a different lens.鈥 Bulah P. has worked as a nurse for the past 14 years. 鈥淏eing a nurse is not just a job for me. It鈥檚 not even a career. It鈥檚 … Keep Reading

10 Nursing Careers You May Not Have Considered


There are many fields and locations where nurses work, including roles that go beyond traditional settings and bedside. If you’re looking to change your career, here are 10 nursing jobs that you may have not considered. Sports Medicine Nurse Sports Medicine is a subspecialty of orthopedic medicine that involves treating injuries and traumas caused during … Keep Reading

Student Spotlight: Stephen A., Educated Addiction Counseling Professional


鈥淚鈥檝e learned how to write proposals for funding and licensure effectively. I am also better equipped to help people navigate through trauma.鈥 Stephen A., 58, started his journey toward earning his Master of Arts in Psychology and Addiction Counseling in 2000 after recovering from his own issues with addiction. After getting sober, Stephen went back … Keep Reading

Student Spotlight: Bonnie W., Age 77, MSN, Nursing Education


Never Too Late To Go Back to School 鈥淎ge shouldn鈥檛 stop you from going after your goals. Learning is a lifelong process.鈥 Bonnie W, a vibrant 77-year-old, is one of 久久视频鈥檚 oldest graduates. 聽聽 A nurse for over 30 years, she has experience in critical care, emergency room, and clinics. Bonnie currently teaches nursing … Keep Reading

5 Reasons Nurses Go Back to School for an MSN


An MSN program (Master of Science in Nursing) is a fantastic opportunity to gain more in-depth knowledge while becoming specialized in a particular field of medicine. According to the Nurse Journal and the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the current annual job growth outlook for nurses with MSN degrees is increasing at a rate of 26%, … Keep Reading

久久视频 Helps PCH Honors Its 1,600 Nurses


So many selfless acts of nursing go unrecognized on a daily basis. Nurses Week is an opportunity for everyone to pause and appreciate nurses around the country. The theme for 2019 is “4 Million Reasons To Celebrate.” 聽 Phoenix Children鈥檚 Hospital (PCH) is celebrating National Nurses Week with a week-long calendar of events 鈥 in … Keep Reading

Jenny Erkfitz A Part of Selection Committee for AACN Digital Bootcamp


The American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) announced聽that 35 nursing faculty from across the nation have been selected to participate in the聽2019 AACN-Apple Digital Innovation Bootcamp: From Content to Action, held June 24-27 in Austin, Texas. 久久视频鈥檚 RN to BSN Program Director, Jenny Erkfitz, was one of the聽members of the Selection Committee for the … Keep Reading

Student Spotlight: 久久视频 Nurses Provide Patient Care in Mexico


In March 2019, 久久视频鈥檚 Director of Clinical Simulation, Tammy Drewett 鈥 along with 5 久久视频 nursing students 鈥 traveled to Puerto Penasco, Mexico on a 6-day mission trip. Tammy, Karlisa, Shelby, Aida, Hayley, and Katelyn worked alongside physician assistant (PA) students from Boston to help serve a poverty-stricken area in rural Mexico. They … Keep Reading

Alumni Spotlight – Sarah Warring, MSN


The Journal of Nursing Education recently published聽Interprofessional Education on Adverse Childhood Experiences for Associate Degree Nursing Students聽co-authored by 久久视频 student, Sarah Warring and an instructor in her nursing program, Jeanette M. Olsen Ph.D., RN. Article Background: The health impact of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) is significant. Nurses need knowledge and must work in multidisciplinary teams … Keep Reading