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Why the next generation of nurses matters more than ever
Carrington College says accelerated options can train students in as few as 8 months as the nation faces 189,000 annual openings through 2034.
- During National Nurses Month, Carrington College is promoting its career-focused education to help meet rising local healthcare demands.
- The country faces a projected 189,000 registered nurse openings annually through 2034, largely as many current nurses approach retirement.
- Carrington College offers a 12-month Vocational Nursing certificate, a 23-month Associate Degree in Nursing , and a 15-month Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree.
- Nursing Bridge programs assist those working as an LVN or LPN in transitioning to an RN in 8-12 months.
- Dr. Karen Fuss-Sommer, associate provost of Nursing at Carrington College, says the profession "combines stability with a strong sense of purpose.
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Why the next generation of nurses matters more than ever
(BPT) - Did you know nursing is the largest segment of the U.S. healthcare profession? What's more, the nursing shortage is growing, with the country facing a projected 189,000 registered nurse openings annually through 2034, largely due to many current…
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