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Today, we are proud to announce that we have teamed up with Safe Passage Foundation to expand the NurseRecruiter.com Scholarship program. NurseRecruiter has committed to funding a $1000/year scholarship grant for the Safe Passage Foundation Julia McNeil Memorial Scholarship program. Around the world...
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Congratulations to Eligio David Soliman, the latest winner of the NurseRecruiter.com photo contest! Eligio David Soliman working in interventional cardiology in a nurse practitioner program Eligio is an orthopedic nurse and a full-time professor in the BSN program at the National University School o...
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Can music be medicine? “As health care providers, we often meet people at their greatest time of need,” wrote Dr. Elvis Francois in a Facebook post this week, “and sometimes the best gift you can give is a simple reminder that everything will be alright.” And what better way to be reminded than thro...
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Halfway across the world, a nurse’s job looks much the same — and is just as important. So how great is it when an Australian former deputy premier writes an ode to nurses for one of the country’s main newspapers? Nurses deserve our thanks when they serve us, respect when they warn of looming shorta...
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To most Americans, the British royal family looks equal parts exotic, outmoded, glamorous and silly. Considering the royals don’t have much of a role in the country’s government, you might also be forgiven to wonder: what do these people do all day? Supporting nurses, it turns out! At least that’s w...
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Big changes are coming to multistate nurse licenses. Here is what you need to know. If you are a travel nurse or have ever relocated to another state for a nursing job, you are probably familiar with the Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC) system. Latest updates on nursing compact license states: — More S...
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Last month, the New York state legislature and Governor Andrew Cuomo approved legislation requiring registered nurses to attain a bachelor’s degree or higher in nursing within ten years of their initial licensure. The legislation exempts registered nurses already licensed in New York as well as stud...
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Nurses, 2018 is almost upon us. Here are some steps you can take to improve your salary in 2018! Update your resume and NurseRecruiter profile It is a great time to update your resume with any additions or changes from 2017. Another year has passed so make sure your resume reflects that you have mo...
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If you are a nurse in the US, you are likely familiar with “do not resuscitate” (DNR) orders. If you work in a hospital, you are likely aware of their policies and procedures related to DNR orders. But do you know what to do if your patient’s DNR order is not written on a piece of paper but permanen...
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Since we launched the NurseRecruiter.com Scholarship a few months ago, we have received hundreds of applications from some amazing and brilliant people who all share a passion for helping others and improving themselves and the world by becoming a nurse. It certainly wasn’t easy to select just one t...
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The need for nurses doesn’t take a break for the holidays and we know many of you will be working on Thanksgiving Day. Whether you will be celebrating Thanksgiving with friends and family or at the hospital caring for patients with your coworkers, we at NurseRecruiter would like to take a moment to...
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This year, as healthcare has become increasingly political, the ACA enrollment period for 2018 has been cut in half and the budget to promote it has been cut by 90%. As healthcare workers on the front lines, making sure patients have access to healthcare is critical so please spread the word and inf...
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