Nursing

It appears to be a good time for those looking for a career in health care to find a job.

New Jersey officials say the state is making headway in its attempt to address the growing vacancy rate of healthcare professionals.

Saint Louis University (SLU) School of Nursing has received a federal grant to help increase the number of nurses who want to add an advanced degree to their resume.

As New Jersey grapples with a growing number of nurses who are set to retire, health care officials say the state must do more to make sure it improves the nursing education system.

Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel has announced a new partnership between City Colleges of Chicago (CCC) and the University of Illinois Chicago (UIC) aimed at helping students looking to pursue a career in health care add a bachelor's degree to their resume.

While the news is good for the emerging health care sector, which is adding jobs faster than the overall economy, finding your first job as a nurse may still prove to be difficult in today's challenging market.

The head of Amazon.com has announced a college tuition reimbursement program.

A new report by the Apollo Research Institute has found that the healthcare community must work together to find solutions to a potential shortage of professionals with nursing experience on their resumes in order to meet future demand.

For those interested in pursuing a career in nursing, Florida's Gulf Coast State College (GCSC) has launched a new undergraduate program.

Nursing professionals are finding more work in hospitals and other health care settings in the San Francisco area.