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For those looking to add a health care degree to their resume, the demand for nurses is starting to rise again in Florida.

New York lawmakers are debating a bill that would require new registered nurses (RNs) to add a bachelor's degree to their resume within 10 years in order keep working in the state.

The demand for highly qualified professionals with health care experience on their resumes is on the rise, with an increase in hiring for travel nurses up 56% over the past nine months.

Officials in Iowa say while there are more nurses with postsecondary degrees on their resume working in the state, that number will need to increase in order to keep up with future de

In celebration of Nurses Week from May 6 through the 12, Western Schools is offering every nurse in the country a free 1-hour continuing education course available through Facebook.

With the start of the new health care regulations happening this week, the industry is preparing for some serious changes. Nursing jobs, in particular, are in high demand in order to meet the reform head on.

The health care industry is expected to grow quickly, especially with the onset of the new reform bill. The demand for registered nurses is so high now in Ohio that a new program was created to try to meet that need.

Nurses need to pay attention to the smallest of details while on the job. However, nurses at one hospital are working on a research project in order to improve patient care.

The need for more nurses continues to rise as millions of Baby Boomers retire in the next decade. On top of this, current health care legislation requires wider insurance coverage for 32 million Americans, which analysts say will fuel demand for nurses and nurse-led clinics in areas with shortage of primary care doctors.

The health care industry has been a large part of the national employment rise. Several states are reporting to having a high demand for nurses, leading the field to be one of the most sought-after careers for those who are looking for job security. Not only is the nursing profession one of the fastest-growing careers, but nurse educators are in the top tier for demand.