Fall semester is already halfway over but it’s brought big changes for those enrolled in Health Sciences at Bismarck State College. This semester marks the first time they’re driving to campus for classes.
The BSC Health Science department has moved from its old location downtown onto the
We are working on improving North Dakota’s nursing workplace culture in order to help recruit and retain more nurses. More information is below. You are invited to participate on an online survey and to attend a focus group that will be held throughout the state. Survey
We are working on improving North Dakota’s nursing workplace culture in order to help recruit and retain more nurses. More information is below. You are invited to participate on an online survey and to attend a focus group that will be held throughout the state. Survey
Warnyor Majam has been named the 2019 recipient of the Kim Marchell Endowed Scholarship at Bethany Retirement Living. She will receive $500 to apply toward her nursing education for the 2019-20 academic year.
Majam is a graduate of Sacred Heart College in Cameroon and attended Tidewater Community
Multiple Opportunities for Information and Public Comments/Questions for Proposed NDBON Administrative Rules Changes
The NDBON is proposing several changes to the ND Administrative Code Title 54.
https://www.ndbon.org/article.asp?id=137
There are several opportunities to learn about the proposed changes and to provide comment:
• The ND Center for Nursing is hosting
We are working on improving North Dakota’s nursing workplace culture in order to help recruit and retain more nurses. More information is below. You are invited to participate on an online survey and to attend a focus group that will be held throughout the state. Survey
The NDBON is proposing several changes to the ND Administrative Code Title 54.
https://www.ndbon.org/article.asp?id=137
There are several opportunities to learn about the proposed changes and to provide comment:
The ND Center for Nursing is hosting two online calls to provide an opportunity to learn more about the rules
After one year as a paramedic for Jamestown Area Ambulance, Amy Andel’s favorite part of the job hasn’t changed from her time as an emergency medical technician. She likes to help people.
Andel lives in Cooperstown but works in Jamestown, making the hour-long drive several
If you’re a nursing student, you have a lot to think about. Beyond classes and clinicals, you’re also pondering your future as a fully employed nurse.
What kind of patients and co-workers will you have? What kind of department will you work in? Will you like it