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Recent medical and nursing school graduates reflect on their education, their new careers, and their future aspirationsThe Kirk Kerkorian School of Medicine graduated its charter class in May, bestowing MD degrees on 50 newly minted medical professionals. Meanwhile, other valley medical education institutions, from Roseman University to the CSN School of Nursing, graduated new classes as well. We spoke to a handful of recent graduates about their sometimes-winding paths in pursuit of healthcare ...

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By: Meredith McCown TULSA, Oklahoma - On Friday, Oklahoma Senator Jim Inhofe announced a request for federal funding to help with Oklahomas nursing shortage. The request totals $866,000 to help expand Tulsa Community Colleges Nursing Program. The hope is the funding would help more people graduate the program and get more skilled nurses to work in Oklahoma. Aubrey Alrahdi is a second-year nursing student at TCC and shadowing at a hospital. She said she sees the burden of the shortage. "Theyre...

Sen. Jim Inhofe shakes hands with TCC nursing student Catherine Dufau during a Friday visit to the downtown campus. Inhofe announced an $866,000 federal budget request to help TCC expand its nursing program in an effort to address an ongoing nursing shortage. Credit Matt Trotter / KWGS Oklahoma U.S. Sen. Jim Inhofe is requesting $866,000 in federal funding to help address a long-running nursing shortage in northeastern Oklahoma. The earmark is for Tulsa Community College’s nursing program to ...

U.S. Senator Inhofe announces federal funding request to help with Oklahomas nursing shortage SEEKING FEDERAL FUNDS TO HELP WITH NURSING SHORTAGE and last updated 2021-07-23 19:25:16-04 TULSA, Okla. — Even before hospitals were inundated with COVID-19 patients, they were dealing with a shortage of nurses, and the situation has not improved during the pandemic. Senator Inhofe is requesting federal funding to help with the shortage. TCC administrators said the nursing shortage started well ...

On Thursday, June 24, 2021, the second Laredo College graduating class of the Bachelor of...

Jun. 13—At an age when some people are starting to think about winding down a career, Karen Giacobbe is passionate about finishing a long-delayed degree and fulfilling her dream of starting one as a nurse. "All the jobs that I have had have entailed taking care of people," Giacobbe, 55, of Dunmore, said. "It was just in my heart to do that — always." The mother of three is one of three ...

Clinton County Voiture 992 awarded the 2020-21 Jeanette Payne Memorial Nurses Training Scholarship to Dakota Slone of Sabina on Nov. 2, 2020. But due to th

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