Earning an accelerated bachelor of science in nursing (ABSN) provides a fast-tracked path to a nursing career. In this article, we explore accelerated nursing programs, including eligibility ...

Universities and colleges are doing their part to combat a national nursing shortage with the development of accelerated training programs. Hospitals are preparing for an expected nurse shortage next ...

Accelerated nurse programs enable people holding degrees other than nursing to pursue a different career. They are fast, concentrated, and designed to meet the rising nurse demand. However, the myriad ...

Accelerated nursing education programmes offer a condensed pathway to registration for individuals who already hold a degree. These programmes are designed to address current healthcare workforce ...

HENDERSON (KTNV) — An ongoing nationwide nursing shortage has left hospitals in our valley in desperate need of front-line nurses. New innovative education programs like Grand Canyon University ...

As the county and nation suffer from a nursing shortage, the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga is launching an accelerated nursing degree program to get more nurses in the field sooner. UTC ...

MOORHEAD — Concordia College’s first class of its 12-month accelerated nursing program had a 100% passing rate on the national exam required to become a licensed registered nurse. Concordia’s ...

Lycoming College today announced a partnership that will enable students to pursue a nursing degree through an accelerated program with DeSales University. The program affiliation provides Lycoming ...

Kansas City clinics, hospitals, and long-term care centers are facing a nursing crisis. The city’s population is growing, its residents are aging, and there has been a rise in the need for chronic ...

FEATURES INSIDE THAT FACILITY. TWO LOCAL SCHOOLS ARE TEAMING UP TO GIVE STUDENTS A FAST TRACK TO A DEGREE IN NURSING. WINSTON-SALEM STATE UNIVERSITY AND SALEM COLLEGE ANNOUNCED THE PARTNERSHIP THIS ...

Newfoundland and Labrador's Registered Nurses' Union is voicing concerns about Memorial University's decision to suspend its three-year accelerated nursing degree program.