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May 2, 2021 and iHeartRadio Los Angeles are celebrating Teachers Appreciation Week (May 3-7) AND National Nurses Week (May 6-12). Be a part of The Heart of LA and help us thank the teachers and nurses in our communities. Post your pics on Instagram or Twitter about the teachers and nurses that continue to make a difference in your life - now through May 14th using the hashtags #iHeartTeachers OR #iHeartn=Nurses with #sweepstakes, and you could win a $1,000 cash prize for that special NURSE or...

MNA Nurses and Healthcare Professionals to Unveil Results of State of Nursing in Massachusetts Survey outside State House on May 6, the First Day of National Nurses Week Nurses will talk about their experiences over the past year and describe survey results that show existing RN staffing and other healthcare problems made worse by the COVID-19 pandemic News provided by Share this article Share this article BOSTON, May 4, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- To mark the beginning of National Nurses Week, nurses...

May 2, 2021 and iHeartRadio Los Angeles are celebrating Teachers Appreciation Week (May 3-7) AND National Nurses Week (May 6-12). Be a part of The Heart of LA and help us thank the teachers and nurses in our communities. Post your pics on Instagram or Twitter about the teachers and nurses that continue to make a difference in your life - now through May 14th using the hashtags #iHeartTeachers OR #iHeartn=Nurses with #sweepstakes, and you could win a $1,000 cash prize for that special NURSE or...

Pamela Jane Nye, Operation Scrubs CEO/Executive Director and Clinical Nurse Specialist THE VIRTUAL WALL becomes global public’s virtual gift honoring frontline hero nurses and memorializing the 1,700+ nurses killed treating Covid-19 patients THE NURSES WALL -- a grateful public’s virtual "thank you" gift to the world’s 27+ million frontline hero nurses, and to memorialize the 1,700+ nurse responders who died treating Covid-19 patients.” — Pamela Jane Nye LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, UNIT...

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Nurses Can Get Free Food From These Chains For National Nurses Week Delish 5/3/2021 © JOSEPH PREZIOSO - Getty Images Its no secret that healthcare workers have been a saving grace throughout the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. From working long hours away from family to saving countless lives, healthcare workers—nurses especially—have sacrificed a lot to keep us all safe. Thats exactly why National Nurses Week deserves more recognition this time around. And while Im sure youve shown your gra...

As we honor our health care heroes during this year’s Nurses Week, I am filled with gratitude for their tremendous commitment and courage. I’m reflecting on the nearly four decades that have passed since adding “nurse” to my life roles. My journey has taken me down many paths, from the intensity of critical care units as a staff nurse and educator to now serving as the chief nurse executive for UnityPoint Health System. But nothing has taken as much faith, hope and love as the pandemic ...

This is a weekly series focusing on the importance of buying local. Rhonda Barnes wanted to follow in the footsteps of her mother, who became a nurse after graduating from Washington Hospital’s nursing school. She did just that and has enjoyed a long, and successful professional career that now has her in a position as a registered nurse case management/mental health liaison. Being a nurse is not just a job for Barnes, it is a passion and a commitment to helping people get well and feel be...

etichy@post-journal.com Emelia Harley, UPMC Chautauqua vice president of patient care services and chief nursing officer, is pictured this week inside the hospital’s emergency department. Harley has been a nurse for nearly 40 years. P-J photo by Eric Tichy In her nearly 40-year career working inside hospitals, Emelia Harley has seen just about everything. COVID-19, however, proved to be a once-in-a-lifetime battle for first responders, especially at the onset of the pandemic when it appeared...

When nurse Gina Day showed up at Golden Heritage Assisted Living in Scottsdale to care for Joan Cullen, she noticed right away that her sweet patient’s hair had been set and styled for a special occasion: her 91st birthday party. Her immediate response was to tell Cullen how pretty she looked.   That’s because Day checks her patient’s disposition as closely as her blood pressure. Nurses do so much more than care for physical symptoms. The truly remarkable ones know how to nurt...