Posts Tagged ‘hospitals’
Posted by jason on August 27th, 2008 under eJane
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Welcome to eJane, the way to go for travel nurses.
eJane is a new place where travel nurses will find open engagements directly from healthcare providers and heathcare providers can post open positions and negotiate directly with travel nurses.
If you’re a travel nurse, join today, complete your quality profile and be ready to go. You will [...]
Posted by jason on August 1st, 2008 under Healthcare Providers, Travel Nurse Destinations, Travel Nurse Industry
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In an effort to address the shortage of nurses in the United States and to increase the quality of care veterans receive, the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has introduced the “Travel Nurse Corps”. This new program allows nurses in the VA to travel on assignment throughout the VA’s medical system.
“VA is committed to putting [...]
Posted by jason on July 23rd, 2008 under General, Life, Uncategorized
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If you’re looking for a program that give you the best employment opportunities in today’s healthcare market AND is preferred by leaders in the nursing industry, theink very seriously about a Bacehlor of Science in Nursing (BSN).
Open up your newspaper and look at the nursing positions. You’ll see pretty quickly that a BSN is a [...]
Posted by jason on July 22nd, 2008 under Healthcare Industry
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Thinking of becoming an LPN/LVN? You’re not alone. Each year, thousands of Licensed Practical Nurses and Licensed Vocational Nurses enter the workforce. Each state sets its own requirements for how these two types of nurse are licensed. In some states, the term Licensed Vocational Nurse is used to describe the type of license given to [...]
Posted by jason on July 10th, 2008 under Healthcare Industry, Uncategorized
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The majority of research indicates that providing enough nurses for patients in a hospital improves care. As a nurse, or a travel nurse, you probably already knew that. Nearly 30 states have either enacted staffing policy rules or plan to as a way to address declining nurse levels, but those in a position to enact [...]
Posted by jason on July 5th, 2008 under Healthcare Industry, Uncategorized
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Today, those who want to join the healthcare industry as nurses have more choices than ever before, and the demand for professional, qualified nurses has never been greater. As healthcare becomes more and more complex with new discoveries and new technologies, nurses are finding rewarding careers outside the traditional hospital setting.
Travel Nurse Careers - This [...]
Posted by jason on July 2nd, 2008 under Travel Nurse Destinations, Uncategorized
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Speaking of the beach, eJane thought you might like to get to know a few beach destinations. Today, we’ll take a look at Charleston, SC. One of the first things you’ll notice about Charleston is that it’s historic - in fact, the settlement of Charleston, SC was established in 1670 and subsequently moved to it’s [...]
Posted by jason on July 2nd, 2008 under Healthcare Industry, Healthcare Providers
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The American Nurses Association has been continuing to build its “Safe Staffing Saves Lives” campaign to lobby lawmakersfor safer staffing laws, and, in particular, the Registered Nurse Safe Staffing Act (S. 73/H.R. 4138). Under this proposed legislation, hospitals would have accountability for creating and maintaining nurse staffing plans at the unit-level. These plans would be [...]
Posted by jason on June 26th, 2008 under Healthcare Providers
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Imagine yourself as a full-time RN at a medium-to-large sized hospital in the United States.
Now, imagine and 220 of your fellow RNs standing outside your hospital with you - on strike for 24 hours as a display of unity to get the owners of your hospital back to the table to work out contract negotiations, [...]
Posted by jason on June 24th, 2008 under Travel Nurse Industry, Travel Nurse Life
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As a travel nurse, you probably lift a lot. Mostly patients and chances are, none of them are light.
It’s not unusual for travel nurses to lift and move 20 or more patients each day, weighing more than 100 pounds each. Such intense activity contributes to the high rates of injuries and far exceeds what is [...]
Posted by jason on June 23rd, 2008 under Healthcare Industry
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In April of 2007, the Connecticut Hospital Association published a report demanding the state, colleges, and hospitals take action to address the Constitution state’s nursing shortage. As of the date of the report, Connecticut had about 23,500 RNs, which is roughly 6,000 short of the number required to meet demand. And while that may be [...]
Posted by jason on June 20th, 2008 under Healthcare Providers, Travel Nurse Industry
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According to a report from Merritt, Hawkins & Associates, one of the nation’s largest recruiting firms, nurses trained in administering anesthesia are regularly offered higher salaries than family physicians. The firm’s review indicates that the average salary offered to recruit family physicians is $172,000, compared to the $185,000 average salary offered to recruit nurses trained [...]
Posted by jason on June 18th, 2008 under Healthcare Industry
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The nurse shortage isn’t something that’s only going on in the United States. Countries around the world, including Canada, are feeling the pain. Even with Canada’s socialized medicine where everybody has health coverage, nurses are scared off, burnt out, and leaving a huge gap in their wake. And while travel nurses can act as a [...]
Posted by jason on June 16th, 2008 under Healthcare Industry, Healthcare Providers
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While many real estate owners in the United States are seeing a dramatic drop in the value of their property, one are where values are on the rise is in healthcare facilities. Facilities like hospitals are usually built in central locations which is typically, at least in big cities, where folks want to live, work [...]
Posted by jason on June 7th, 2008 under Healthcare Industry
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Recent discoveries about the nature and structure of Streptococcus pneumoniae could help doctors resume the of Penicillin against this and other resistant strains. International research has shown the role of a MerM, one of Streptococcus’s key proteins, in producing structures in the bacterium’s cell walls that have been enhancing its resistance to Penicillin. MurM allows [...]