Nursing job vacancy in St. John Health

Detroit is well served by its international quality healthcare facilities. You can find that many nursing job seekers from various parts of the world migrate to Detroit in search of greener pastures. Hospitals and nursing homes in the city are equipped with ultra modern infrastructure and well trained staff. Nursing staff in Detroit hospitals and nursing agencies are known for their skill and dedication.... 

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Re-elect LaTourette in the 14th Congressional District

Steven C. LaTourette, 54, of Bainbridge Township, is seeking his eighth term in Congress. He was Lake County prosecutor before his election to Congress in 1994. LaTourette studied history at the University of Michigan and earned his law degree at the Cleveland-Marshall College of Law. Bill O’Neill, 61, of South Russell, resigned last year from the 11th Ohio District Court of Appeals to challenge... 

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Be a nurse in strange land

On a lazy October afternoon, the air crisp with autumn, Ler Bweh, a 25-year-old Karen refugee from Burma, lay on his stomach in his apartment, assembling a map-of-the-world puzzle. Slight and almost ethereal, with moist caramel skin and a diffident demeanor, Ler Bweh had been a geography teacher in the Mae La refugee camp on the Thai/Burma border. This fall, he was resettled to Waterbury, along with... 

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