Marissa Perry was only 16 when she discovered her purpose in life. It’s unfortunate, she says, that a drunken driver had to crash head-on into her car for that purpose to be made clear. But the months of therapy that followed instilled in her a calling.
Now 19, the 2007 Tate High School graduate is in [...]

Name: Rebecca McClanahan
Education: Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Truman State University (1975); Master of Science in Nursing, with a Clinical Nurse Specialty in Psychiatric/Mental Health Nursing, MU (1982). Completed doctoral coursework (all but dissertation) toward a PhD in Nursing, University of Kansas.
Work Experience: State Representative, House District 2, elected in 2006; Serve on the [...]

David Banks hasn’t had time to rest on his laurels, even after being honored as 2008’s top entrepreneur.
Banks’ non-emergency medical transport company, Wheelchair Taxi, continues to roll day and night getting disabled and elderly clients to and from appointments, the hospital and doctors’ offices.
“I was so honored and humbled to receive that award,” Banks, 40, [...]

Lindsey McDermott, a nursing major at St. Anselm College, said she wasn’t paying much attention to what was happening in the economy until she went home to Norwood, Mass., for the Columbus Day break.
“Everywhere I went, people were talking about it,” she said.
Now that she has started paying attention, McDermott, a 20-year-old junior, is worried.
“I [...]

Homecoming race: The 31st annual McMurry 5000, McMurry University’s homecoming road race, will be held at 8 a.m. Saturday. Awards will be given to the top three men and the top three women, as well as to the top three finishers in eight age groups. The first 100 entrants will receive a long-sleeved T-shirt.
Preregistration is [...]

Many who work in the healthcare or nursing industry know without question that free time (time within which to relax and call your own) is at a premium. In this regard, they work in extremely demanding jobs: both in terms of the jobs they do and the hours on the job they spend.
Notwithstanding this, many [...]

YOUR PATH TO A BACHELOR’S DEGREE
Delaware Tech has established agreements with four-year colleges and universities that connect Delaware Tech associate degree programs with bachelor’s degree programs to create smooth transfer opportunities for you. These Connected Degree programs enable you to complete your associate degree transfer as a junior.
THE CONNECTED DEGREE 2 + 2 [...]

what ever we are? Registered nurse or traveling nurse. We all in nursing will face a same change, if we don’t use it we will be a looser because feel pessimistic in facing future. this case one of the challenges as a nurses to confront or fight and be sure that we will get a [...]

This story taken from a forum : 955,000 miles, almost 500 months and 15,500 days after I became a LPN, I’m finally a student nurse again. I’m getting my associates degree in nursing so I can sit for state boards and work as a registered nurse.
A dozen new vibrant colorful textbooks decorate the kitchen table [...]

Professor Stuart Mandell came to the Lowell Technological Institute in 1948, the first person around with a background in business administration.
He got an idea after a yearlong sabbatical to business school in Michigan.
“I said to myself, ‘I’d like to develop a program here,” Mandell said last night, as the business program that sprung from his [...]