Sentence examples for nurses aid from inspiring English sources

One former casino worker is now a nurses aid and another took a job in a retail store "About two years ago we started to hear students talking about this," said Cheryl Egan, English as a Second Language director at Norwich Adult Education.

The video by the Social Mobilization Action Consortium Sierra Leone is called "Bye Bye Ebola," and features different types of people -- including nurses, aid workers, local fishermen, members of the military and even Ebola survivors -- dancing the Azonto, a popular dance that mimics everyday activities.

The intervention represented eight to 20 flexible outreach consultations performed by specialised nurses (AID managers) over 6 months in addition to standard treatment.

In order to achieve a representative sample of care staff, two institutions (one privately and one state owned) employing 60 care persons of different educational levels (nurses aid, nurse) were approached and asked whether 10 persons could be selected by chance for an interview on staff burden.

By 1906 the Henry Street Settlement had a team of 27 nurses aiding the Lower East Side; by 1914 that number had grown to more than 100.

Its peacetime activities include first aid, accident prevention, water safety, training of nurses' aids and mothers' assistants, and maintenance of maternal and child welfare centres and medical clinics, blood banks, and numerous other services.

The survey was distributed to all nurses, aid-nurses, chief-nurses and physiotherapists in order to collect ≥25 replies/centre.

The survey was distributed to all nurses, aid-nurses, chief-nurses and physiotherapists with a goal to collect at least 25 replies/centre.

The Walter Reed Army Medical Center brigade of doctors, nurses, aids and staff are phenomenal and caring individuals at the crux of this conflict between soldiers and the DoD.

A few months ago, the New York Times published an article, "Plan B: Skip College" asking the question, "Is college really necessary?" For most of the fastest growing careers (nurses aids, customer service representatives and store clerks), the answer is no, but what about for the fastest shrinking: fashion media?

Nurses' aids and students were excluded.