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Read the latest Southwest Nursing News at Nurse.com. Find the latest opinions, the latest techniques, and all the latest trends in the Southwest area. Keep up to date with Nursing Continuing Education Requirements by State, plus keep your career on track with over 500 Nursing Continuing Education Courses, or search the latest Nursing Jobs. Nurse.com – Your home for all the latest Southwest nursing news, nursing CE courses, and the latest nursing jobs.Air Force Leader Headlines Military Nurses’ Graduation
Maj. Gen. Kimberly Siniscalchi, Assistant Air Force Surgeon General for Medical Force Development and Nursing Services, spoke during the recent graduation of active-duty nurses participating in an elite military training program offered at Scottsdale (Ariz.) Healthcare hospitals. Read more »
OPINION: Don’t Hold Back; Celebrate RNs
The deadline for submitting 2010 Nursing Excellence nominations is May 15, so don't delay. Read more »
UNLV Dean: Students' Test Results Reflect Readiness to Meet Evolving Needs of Healthcare
The University of Nevada, Las Vegas announced in a news release that 100% of its nursing students passed the National Certification Licensure Examination during the fourth quarter of 2009. Read more »
Universities Team Up to Offer Online DNP
The University of Nevada, Las Vegas, and the University of Nevada, Reno, soon will offer students the Doctor of Nursing Practice online program. Read more »
- ASU Conducts First National Healthcare Innovation Challenge
- Flight Nurse Killed in Crash Near Reno
- OPINION: The Art of Nurse Staffing
- Longtime Nurse Exec Dies, Legend Remains
- National Survey: UMC in Top 5 of 93 Academic Medical Centers
- Schools Collaborate on Simulation Center of Las Vegas
- National Survey: UMC in Top 5 of 93 Academic Medical Centers
- UMC President to Step Down After 21 Years
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