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30th Apr, 2010 | Source : American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN)
On March 31, 2010, the American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) debuted NursingCAS, the first centralized, Web-based application service for individuals looking to apply to nursing schools across the country. Similar to services already in place for medicine, pharmacy, dentistry and the other health professions, NursingCAS offers students a convenient way to apply to multiple registered nursing (RN) programs with a single online application.
Through this service, students may apply to any type of entry-level RN program, including entry-level master’s programs, baccalaureate or associate degrees, and hospital-based diploma programs. Plans are underway to begin accepting applications to graduate nursing programs in Fall 2010. The NursingCAS service reduces or eliminates the need for duplicate application data, letters of reference, test scores, transcripts, and other admissions materials that students need to gather when applying to nursing schools. Students can access the status of their application in real time from any computer with Internet access. Nursing school applicants will also have one point of contact for customer service and technical support needs.
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Through this service, students may apply to any type of entry-level RN program, including entry-level master’s programs, baccalaureate or associate degrees, and hospital-based diploma programs. Plans are underway to begin accepting applications to graduate nursing programs in Fall 2010. The NursingCAS service reduces or eliminates the need for duplicate application data, letters of reference, test scores, transcripts, and other admissions materials that students need to gather when applying to nursing schools. Students can access the status of their application in real time from any computer with Internet access. Nursing school applicants will also have one point of contact for customer service and technical support needs.
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6th Oct, 2009 | Source : American Association of Colleges of Nursing
Congratulations on your decision to become a nurse! Despite the current downturn in the economy, the healthcare sector continues to add new jobs, including thousands of new opportunities for registered nurses (RNs). The sustained shortage of nurses has actually helped to bring some much needed changes to the profession, including higher salaries, better working conditions, and more…
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18th Sep, 2009 | Source : American Occupational Therapy Association
If you are searching for a career that is meaningful, health related, and gives you a range of study and practice fields to choose from, occupational therapy could be your perfect fit. It is an exciting and growing profession that will give you the chance to help people dealing with disabilities retain their independence and live their…
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Posted by carol mcguckin
on 28th Oct 2009 10:18
ms where or when will the health service be giving out free flu shots?
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