Connecticut colleges and universities are expanding their capacity to admit students into nursing degree programs. Albertus Magnus College and Eastern Connecticut State University are set to launch ...
Amid critical shortage of nurses in CT, colleges step in. Despite major strides, ‘we’re in a pickle’
As nursing shortages remain an issue in the U.S. and Connecticut, university programs continue to grow in the state and $2.9 million in federal funding has been obtained to train nurses and create ...
Mitchell College in New London said it is launching a new nursing bachelor’s degree program next fall in order to address the industry’s care-provider shortage. A new simulation lab on campus will ...
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — Albertus Magnus College has announced they will offer Conencticut’s first licensed practical nurse to bachelor of science in nursing program. Dr. Rosa Rivera-Hainaj, vice ...
A growing nursing shortage in Connecticut has prompted Yale and other Connecticut universities to re-evaluate how they recruit, train and support the next generation of nurses. In 2023, Connecticut ...
There’s a need for nurses in Connecticut and nationally, and it’s going to get worse in the coming years. “It’s estimated we’d have to hire about 200,000 nurses across the country just to keep up to ...
Hartford HealthCare and Quinnipiac University are teaming up to launch the New Careers in Nursing Program, a two-year accelerated initiative designed to help mid-career professionals transition into ...
NORWALK — CT State Norwalk is taking steps to remove language as a barrier to success in the health care industry for its students. The college, formerly known as Norwalk Community College, is ...
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