Memorial Healthcare System’s longest-serving employee and first nurse leader of color is planning to retire after 53 years with the Hollywood, Fla.-based system, CBS News reported June 15.
Category: Nursing
Sanford to hire more than 700 foreign nurses by 2025
Sioux Falls, S.D.-based Sanford Health is planning to hire more than 700 internationally trained nurses over the next three years to work at the system’s four major medical centers and several critical access hospitals, Chief Nursing Officer Erica DeBo…
15 systems hiring chief nursing officers
Below are 15 hospitals, health systems and hospital operators that recently posted job listings seeking chief nursing officers.
Health care worker appreciation: When the thought doesn’t count
Maybe we need to educate upper management — those multi-million-dollar hospitals with multi-million dollars per year salaried CEOs and board members with their financial perks — that health care professionals and nurses during “Health Care Worker…
Nurses are struggling in isolation [PODCAST]
“It’s apparent to most that the dark clouds and stormy waters in the business of health care continue. There is much that needs attention from both health care workers and consumers. We have learned that when we work together, strength, creativit…
Advocate Aurora is paying nurses to take ‘renewal days’
Advocate Aurora Health is paying nurses and other staff members to step away from their jobs for a day to participate in a “renewal day” focused on employee wellness and connection.
4 nurses making headlines on and off the job
Nurses have made headlines in recent weeks for their life-saving actions outside of work, volunteering to provide care internationally and more.
3 recent developments in the aftermath of RaDonda Vaught’s conviction
Here are three key developments since former nurse RaDonda Vaught’s conviction over a fatal medical error in 2017.
13 systems hiring chief nursing officers
Below are 13 hospitals, health systems and hospital operators that recently posted job listings seeking chief nursing officers.
Nurses lobby for ‘RaDonda’s Law’
Nurses have started lobbying for legislation to end the criminalization of medical errors, dubbed “RaDonda’s Law,” in the wake of former nurse RaDonda Vaught’s sentencing for a fatal medication error she made in 2017.
