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US Army - Kansas and Missouri Regions is Hiring Nurses
Wednesday, September 09, 2009
As a member of the Army Nurse Corps, you’ll be given opportunities of a lifetime! Your role as an Army Officer will afford you the chance to care for your patients in a variety of settings. Army Nurses have autonomy to practice nursing in a way that is unmatched by civilian health care facilities. Your professional judgment will be the driving force behind leading your nursing team to provide full spectrum patient care.
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Physicians raise $2M for University of Kansas Hospital heart-program endowment
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Cardiologists and heart surgeons at The University of Kansas Hospital have raised more than $2 million to start an endowment for the hospital’s heart program.
In a Monday release, the hospital said the physicians think the endowment will increase to $10 million with additional philanthropic support from patients and the community. Physicians at the hospital-owned practices of Mid-America Cardiology (MAC) and MidAmerica Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgeons (MATCS) pledged $2.125 million combined during 10 years to establish the endowment, “designed to maintain the program’s leadership in the area,” the release said.
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US Army - Kansas and Missouri Regions is Hiring Nurses
Tuesday, August 18, 2009
As a member of the Army Nurse Corps, you’ll be given opportunities of a lifetime! Your role as an Army Officer will afford you the chance to care for your patients in a variety of settings. Army Nurses have autonomy to practice nursing in a way that is unmatched by civilian health care facilities. Your professional judgment will be the driving force behind leading your nursing team to provide full spectrum patient care.
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Hays Medical Center to partner with CHO
Friday, August 14, 2009
LARNED - Some very good news was announced at a town hall meeting Tuesday night in Larned, but for it to become just about a total “win/win,” voters need to approve a one-cent sales tax next Tuesday.
Hays Medical Center, of Hays, has agreed to partner with the Pawnee County Community Health Organization toward solving the health-care crisis here. Tuesday’s election, seeking approval of a one-cent hike in the Pawnee County sales tax, would raise about $700,000 per year toward that aim.
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US Army - Kansas and Missouri Regions is Hiring Nurses
Thursday, July 09, 2009
As a member of the Army Nurse Corps, you’ll be given opportunities of a lifetime! Your role as an Army Officer will afford you the chance to care for your patients in a variety of settings. Army Nurses have autonomy to practice nursing in a way that is unmatched by civilian health care facilities. Your professional judgment will be the driving force behind leading your nursing team to provide full spectrum patient care.
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WU names new nursing dean
Monday, July 06, 2009
A University of Kansas associate professor will join Washburn University this fall as the new dean of the Washburn Nursing School.
Monica Scheibmeier has served on the KU nursing faculty for more than 14 years, but she will replace Cynthia Hornberger as the head of Washburn nursing on Aug. 1.
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$1.2 million grant to aid seven Kansas health clinics
Friday, June 26, 2009
TOPEKA — Seven area health clinics received grants totaling $1.2 million from the state to help provide medical services to low-income and uninsured Kansans.
The clinics were among 39 statewide that received grants ranging from $17,872 to $453,517 from the Kansas Department of Health and Environment, which announced the list Tuesday.
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US Army - Kansas and Missouri Regions is Hiring
Friday, June 19, 2009
As a member of the Army Nurse Corps, you’ll be given opportunities of a lifetime! Your role as an Army Officer will afford you the chance to care for your patients in a variety of settings. Army Nurses have autonomy to practice nursing in a way that is unmatched by civilian health care facilities. Your professional judgment will be the driving force behind leading your nursing team to provide full spectrum patient care.
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Health care tops list of high demand, salary jobs
Thursday, June 18, 2009
Butler Community College Trustees took a look at a report on nursing allied health and early childhood education during their May board meeting.
Information was prepared by Trish Hutchinson, division dean.
According to Hutchinson’s report, the health care occupations continue to top the list of high demand, high salary occupations locally and nationally. She expressed that currently the nursing program applicant pool has more than 280 qualified and highly competitive applicants for the Fall of 2009.
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US Army - Kansas and Missouri Regions is Hiring
Friday, May 29, 2009
As a member of the Army Nurse Corps, you’ll be given opportunities of a lifetime! Your role as an Army Officer will afford you the chance to care for your patients in a variety of settings. Army Nurses have autonomy to practice nursing in a way that is unmatched by civilian health care facilities. Your professional judgment will be the driving force behind leading your nursing team to provide full spectrum patient care.
The Army Nurse Corps believes in a holistic nursing philosophy. You’ll identify and organize multi-disciplinary resources for patients and their families to help them with inpatient, outpatient and home care. You’ll be able to understand the special concerns and needs of your Soldier patients because you’re also a Soldier, which allows you to better serve them. Identifying with your fellow Soldiers is essential to providing effective health care.
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