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UT Medical Center partners with College of Nursing to create a new accelerated nursing degree program - Vimarsana News

UT Medical Center partners with College of Nursing to create a new accelerated nursing degree program

The program is meant to make sure the UT Medical Center has a pipeline of nursing graduates through a 15-month nursing curriculum.

Source: wbir.com
Cumberland University and Vanderbilt University Medical Center announce a newly established employment pathway - Vimarsana News

Cumberland University and Vanderbilt University Medical Center announce a newly established employment pathway

Cumberland University is partnering with Vanderbilt University Medical Center to offer a new scholarship opportunity for up to 20 Cumberland students each year who are pursuing degrees in nursing.

Source: vumc.org
Health Care Notes: Hospitals engage students to build employment pipelines - Vimarsana News

Health Care Notes: Hospitals engage students to build employment pipelines

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CEO Roundtable: Looking back to help determine the best path forward - Vimarsana News

CEO Roundtable: Looking back to help determine the best path forward

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NRCC announces new Nursing Scholars program - Vimarsana News

NRCC announces new Nursing Scholars program

New River Community College recently announced the new NRCC Nursing Scholars program, a scholarship that fosters opportunity and success for outstanding high school junior and senior students who show interest