Nursing - News March 27, 2011

Harold Wright (left), 103, answers questions Wednesday during an... (Shreveport Times)
Health industry projected to bring in new jobs Field may account for a quarter of positions through 2018 Comments Purchase Image Harold Wright , 103, answers questions Wednesday during an interview with practical nursing student Shenequiess Lars at the Glen Retirement System in Shreveport.

No degree needed for some jobs (Indianapolis Star)
You say there aren't any jobs out there -- unless you go back to school and retrain, unless you have a college degree.

Sister's nursing skills enhanced ability to serve (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Sister Mary Wabo's ability to rise above ethnic or religious differences endeared her to residents in two continents.

Jobs exist in Solano, Napa counties for nurses, retail managers (Vallejo Times-Herald)
It may be getting easier to find certain types of jobs in the Bay Area, according to new government data released Friday.

Aussies cough up for Kiwi doctors (The Nelson Mail)
A chronic doctor shortage in NSW has led to the rise of fly-in, fly-out locums from New Zealand and interstate who are increasingly covering shifts that cannot be filled with locals.

Gulf Breeze Hospital ready to open new wing (Pensacola News Journal)
A new $5 million wing to Gulf Breeze Hospital opens next week, allowing the hospital to relieve its growing patient load with the addition of 10 private rooms.

Shayne brings a smile to children's ward (Kildare Nationalist)
HE might not be good at building things out of Lego but former 'X Factor' winner Shayne Ward is a dab hand at winning hearts.

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