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ICU
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You can also check out other featured jobs for a sampling of positions across the United States.
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- • Outpatient Oncology
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- Bethesda, MD;
- Boston, MA;
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- Seattle, WA;
- Stanford, CA
- • Pediatric Phone Triage
- San Diego, CA
- • Sterile Processing Tech
- Boston, MA;
- San Francisco, CA;
- Stanford, CA;
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Drexel University recently launched an educational partnership with RN.com to provide discounted education to RN.com visitors. As an RN.com member, you will receive a 25% tuition discount off the regular Drexel University rate when you take courses toward an online bachelor's or master's degree, or toward a certificate in nursing.
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• Go Places with Preferred Healthcare Staffing
Since 1981, Preferred Healthcare Staffing has helped thousands of health care
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• CE Course: Perspectives on Breast Cancer: Prevention Before and Support After
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or life in general. But what happens when a woman in her 30s or younger is rocked by
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• Positive Outlook Prevails for Nurse with MS
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• Talking Pill Bottles Let Medications Speak for Themselves
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all but impossible—and even potentially dangerous—task. Now, a new
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• Nurses Get to the Heart of Wellness
By Christina Orlovsky, senior staff writer
Heart disease is often mistakenly thought of as a “man’s” disease—one that
women need not fear. But statistics show just the opposite. According to the
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than the next six causes of death combined. One organization is aiming to
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disorders. In 1997, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) reported
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however, shows that health care facilities have significantly cleaned up
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• Proposed Legislation Encourages Hospital Disclosure Initiatives
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As hospitals across the country begin to realize the value of full disclosure
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hospitals and health systems to take extra steps toward fair negotiations with
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• Hospital Shock Team Saves Lives, Empowers Nurses
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• Organizational News for the Week of Oct. 17
Organizational News is an occasional series on what nursing and other
health care organizations are doing to advance the profession. This week
read about organizations recognizing schools of nursing, flu information
for patients and more.
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• Are There Research-Focused Master's Degrees in Nursing?
An RN.com reader writes:
"How can a master’s degree in nursing (MSN) be used? I know most nurses use their
master’s degrees to teach. Personally, I would like to use an MSN to conduct research
and studies, but I’m not sure if an MSN would allow that."
Read what RN.com columnist Rick Ferri, Ph.D., ANP, ACRN, has to say on the topic.
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