In discussions with clients and friends of MU Law, we have begun to
hear that there are nursing shortages in certain disciplines and in certain
geographical pockets around the US. The shortages appear to be in some specialized disciplines (as opposed to
Medical-Surgery) and in rural areas in the west and south. We have even seen reports of nursing
shortages in less common areas like Massachusetts and West Virginia.
A reported in Fierce
Healthcare’s newsletter, nursing
represented the biggest increase (40 percent) in job openings from Q1 to Q2,
2012. The Occupational Outlook Handbook
continually reports that nursing will be among the occupations in shortest
supply for this decade. Nonetheless, foreign-trained RN numbers continue to plummet. And it remains to be
seen if anyone in Congress will show any leadership on this increasingly
important issue.
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@k.sh - This is terrific news. Good luck!
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