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An employee at a Westmoreland County nursing home says the conditions of her job have brought her to tears. Residents regularly have to wait for help and often go hungry because of a lack of people to feed them. A single staffer sometimes is asked to care for 60 residents
TRAVERSE CITY — It was the late 1980s when Heather Rollo, then 20, recalls paging through a Northwestern Michigan College course catalog, trying to decide on a major.
Nursing, physicians, teachers, and daycare workers are just some jobs where economists think more workers will be needed to meet demand.
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/PRNewswire/ -- Rasmussen University today announced the expansion of its Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program to the Eagan, Minn. campus. The...