Nursing Assistant Training | Index of Articles

Index of all Articles in the Nursing Assistant Training Category

Distance Education Is Now Training The Next Genertation Of Medical Assistants

Some people are calling it distance-free learning for the Medical Assistant. Distance Learning happens wherever the learner is most available, free from the traditional boundaries of geography. It could be in the next room, or in the next state. It use
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What Do You Need To Know About Nursing Profession

Nurses perhaps the best friend of a patient. Though they get paid for their job, yet the care and concern they exhibit for the patient is unparalleled and remarkable. The nursing territory generally belongs to females. But even men like women can take u
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Should You Undertake Nursing Assistant Training?

Nursing assistant training in the US is regulated by many different government departments depending on which state you live in. Therefore, it is important that you check carefully which government body you wish to register for before commencing any form
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Nursing News and Events

Nursing program to host open house for new simulation lab (The Times of Northwest Indiana)

SOUTH HOLLAND | The South Suburban College nursing program will host an open house for the college’s new simulation nursing lab from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Nov. 24. The new lab is in Room 4228 on the main campus in South Holland. The open house will feature the college’s new family of high-tech simulation mannequins: Hal, Noelle and her baby.

He's no dummy: Nursing students practice on patient simulator (The Weston Town Crier)

In what could be the start of a unique partnership in health care, a new "man on campus" has arrived on the Regis College campus. He is the Sim-Man patient simulator, a $50,000 human-like robot that has vital signs, can go into cardiac arrest, be treated for pneumonia, appear to be pregnant (as a woman, of course), groan and talk. Video: What they're learning from a dummy

Teenager accused over nursing home assaults (Cootamundra Herald)

ONE of two staff who allegedly sexually assaulted female residents at a Central Coast nursing home was 18 years old and had only recently begun working there, raising questions about the supervision of junior staff at the facility.

Your Community College (Coeur d'Alene Press)

Welding Technology, Nursing, Automotive Technology, Radiography Technology, Law Enforcement, Culinary Arts, Office Specialist, Machine Technology ... What do these North Idaho College programs have in common?

Harper pushes to offer four-year police degree (Schaumburg Review)

Supporters of a bachelor degree program at Harper College said at a press conference Oct. 14 that Northern Illinois University wasn't living up to its word to serve the training needs of local police and firefighters. Harper College officials said if NIU was unwilling or unable to offer the necessary training and education for a homeland security degree in the northwest suburbs, Harper should be ...

Getting a fresh start (The State)

When the Columbia Food Fresh Market opened Friday, it was a source of pride for the Celia Saxon neighborhood. But for 12 people, it was a chance for a better life. Following its successful program at Dollar General stores, the Columbia Housing Authority has placed 12 tenants at the market for a 10-week training program designed to give them job skills and confidence. “It’s a little bit different ...

Career Day: Event puts students in touch with employers (Morristown Citizen Tribune)

Hundreds of Lakeway Area high school seniors swarmed the floor of the Great Smoky Mountains Expo Center Wednesday to learn about future career opportunities.

Frick honored (Mt. Vernon Register-News)

Sandra Frick, County Executive Director of the USDA Farm Service Agency, was recently honored and awarded her 30 year Certificate.

Guiao, cage stars bond for RP cause (Philstar.com via Yahoo! Philippines News)

National coach Yeng Guiao met the members of the national training pool for the first time Monday night and drew positive response for the national cause in its daunting mission to make the grade in the world championship.

Dawson students get jump on med careers (Pearland Journal)

More future doctors, nurses and medical professionals are getting a head start at a younger age.