Nursing - News May 8, 2011

Transplants alter their lives, careers (Journal Gazette)
Sue Sell, right, and daughter Marissa Brunson work with a group of Burmese students every Thursday after school.

Regents to rule on Darton bid (The Albany Herald)
The day of reckoning is officially on the calendar. At its regular monthly meeting next Tuesday, the Georgia Board of Regents will either approve or deny Darton College's request to implement a four-year nursing degree program at the two-year school.

Oncology nursing has rewards (Canada East)
Oncology nursing is not just a job - it's a challenge! Peggy Carter-Emery's oncology nursing career began in 1997 at The Moncton hospital.

Plummer School of Nursing grads converge on the Sault (SooToday)
NEWS RELEASE PLUMMER MEMORIAL PUBLIC HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING ***************************** Our final plans are coming together to celebrate the 90th anniversary of the PMPH School of Nursing on May the 11 and 12.

3,000 Sask. health care workers set for job action (CBC News)
Some 3,000 health care workers represented by the Health Sciences Association of Saskatchewan are set to walk off the job.

Gender stereotypes easing more for girls than boys (ChannelOne)
If a girl wants to try her hand at baseball or ice hockey, she's likely to be praised as plucky.

CAMC 2011 Nursing Excellence Award (WTAP-TV Parkersburg)
Camden Clark Medical Center held two separate ceremonies at it's campuses, Friday, to honor its nursing staff.

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