Sentence examples for nursing bachelor from inspiring English sources

Participants of the study included 2.365 registered nurses enrolled in the first online nursing bachelor completion degree program in the country.

Among those receiving a nursing bachelor's degree, 88 percent have received job offers within four to six months; of those earning a master's, 92 percent have found work.

(Reuters Health) - The proportion of registered nurses with nursing bachelor's degrees has climbed in recent years to 57percentt in U.S. acute care settings, but it's not rising fast enough to reach a goal of 80percentt by the year 2020, researchers say.

Self-sponsored candidates: MBBS, Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS), Master of Social Work (MSW), BSc Nursing, Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS), Bachelor of Homoeopathic Medicine & Surgery (BHMS), Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery (BUMS), Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT).

Zambia has introduced two such programs already: the direct-entry midwifery diploma and the direct-entry nursing bachelor's degree.

The sample was taken from an online nursing bachelor's degree completion program (HELITAM) with an enrollment of 13,200 student RNs.

The direct-entry degree only requires three years of training compared to two years of training for a non-direct entry nursing bachelors.

The government is working towards reaching this faculty staffing goal through expanding the training pipeline of faculty, including expanding the number of nursing bachelors and masters students graduating from the University of Zambia from 35 to 50 students annually and introducing a new direct-entry bachelors degree program for nurses.

The research group consisted of students of the first and second years of the full-time General Nurse bachelor study programme from universities and colleges in the Czech and Slovak Republics, who have completed communication lessons or related subjects.

Most in-charges were qualified health workers, typically enrolled nurses (diploma level training; 47.8%) and registered nurses (bachelor's degree in nursing; 29.5%), with 13% being clinical officers.

Nurse/midwife includes: bachelor of science and diploma nurses, registered and enrolled nurses, bachelor of science and diploma midwives, registered and enrolled midwives, nurse/midwives; nursing officers and MCHA in Tanzania and Zanzibar; paramedics in Madagascar; health officers in Ethiopia.