Nursology

MARCH 26, 2025

Contributors: Katie Rose Davis MSN, RN, CIC andWyona Freysteinson, PhD, MN, RN, FAANTexas Woman’s University Imagine a military hospital in the 1850s that is between Russia and Europe. The hospital is dark, with lanterns scattered throughout the drafty, putrid areas.

Military

Daily Nurse

FEBRUARY 26, 2025

As the Nurse of the Week , Quatrara is being recognized for her profound impact on the next generation of nurses, her unwavering advocacy for military students, and even her unique role in raising service puppiesone of the many ways she fosters a welcoming environment for students.

Military

Daily Nurse

NOVEMBER 11, 2024

For many nurses in the military, sincere pride and a great depth and breadth of experience are intrinsic to the life that the armed forces provide. The Navy Nurse Corps is one way in which nurses serve their country.

Military

Post University

APRIL 28, 2025

I spent a lot of time working with the athletic trainers, and I found myself getting interested in going into physical therapy, says Shannon, who grew up in a military family and wound up graduating high school in El Paso, Texas. She started a training business too, creating an advanced military-style boot camp for NASA employees.

Nurse Practitioner

Diversity Nursing

JANUARY 14, 2025

Grade-school teachers rank second, with 61% viewing them highly, while military officers, pharmacists and medical doctors also earn high trust from majorities of Americans. . -- Three in four Americans consider nurses highly honest and ethical, making them the most trusted of 23 professions rated in Gallups annual measurement.

Military

Registered Nursing

JULY 31, 2025

Whether you aim to stabilize rural emergency departments or support military medical units, you can enroll in Acute Care Nurse Practitioner (ACNP) programs tailored for high-acuity patient care at a fraction of larger metropolitan costs. Occasional travel to Lubbock campus.

Military

The Relentless School Nurse

JANUARY 14, 2025

Military officers, pharmacists, and medical doctors also rank highly, maintaining their positions near the top for over two decades. .” This marks the 23rd consecutive year they have held the top spot, underscoring enduring public confidence in their integrity and dedication to patient care.

Military

Registered Nursing

MARCH 25, 2025

Here's who benefits the most: Working RNs with an ADN or diploma in nursing Nurses seeking leadership, teaching, or administrative roles Professionals looking to meet hospital BSN mandates (like Magnet Status requirements) Military nurses or veterans transitioning to civilian healthcare Career switchers aiming for a graduate nursing degree later on (..)

Military

Daily Nurse

JANUARY 29, 2025

.” Hernon’s structured approach, honed through her military background, helps her navigate the high-stakes environment of pediatric nursing. “It gave me the confidence to believe in myself and my abilities.”

Military

Registered Nursing

FEBRUARY 28, 2025

Learn more about NP degree programs in Texas.

Nurse Practitioner

Registered Nursing

JUNE 10, 2025

The program's Roman Catholic affiliation and military-friendly status further highlight its inclusive approach. Admission requires a 2.5 GPA, with no mention of ACT or SAT requirements, reflecting its accessibility for professionals. Online and blended classes Up to 12 nursing credit hours 2.5

Leadership

Post University

MARCH 28, 2025

A Start a Medic Dianna served in the military for five years as a medic, working across the country. I remember thinking that I wanted to take care of others like that too, says Dianna. That goal guided her through high school, and afterward, she enlisted in the United States Navy. An avid traveler, she lived in Sicily for two years too.

Travel Nursing

Nurses Advocates

FEBRUARY 10, 2025

Ask if the person was ever in the military. People accustomed to using computers can check this online, but many might need help. Find people in your community who can help those in need navigate the system. If so, they can have some benefits. Do they qualify for disability insurance?

Health Insurance

Minority Nurse

FEBRUARY 10, 2025

She could also get rid of dysentery , a gastrointestinal disease that was common at the time and was even recruited by army surgeons to heal soldiers at a military base in Florida. She took cranesbill and lily roots grown near where her patients were dying and made remedies that cured soldiers of diseases such as malignant fever and smallpox.

Military

Registered Nursing

AUGUST 2, 2025

Affordability is enhanced by its online format, reducing relocation and commuting costs, and its status as a military-friendly institution may offer additional financial benefits. Notably, it does not require an entrance exam, making it accessible for many.

Nursing Informatics

Post University

APRIL 25, 2025

I wanted to gain a competitive edge in my career so that I could move into management, and I felt the military would give me that experience, Debra says. Eventually, Debra decided to earn a Master of Human Relations at Oklahoma University, which the military offered abroad while she was deployed in Germany.

Military

Nursing Review

MARCH 17, 2025

Similar roles have been used throughout history, including in the military. It was initially designed to use the skills of medically trained military servicemen. It was initially designed to use the skills of medically trained military servicemen. The first physician assistants were military servicemen.

Military

Registered Nursing

AUGUST 8, 2025

Military-friendly and designed for working professionals, students benefit from flexible scheduling and potential advanced standing credits. As a military-friendly institution, the program provides flexible learning pathways for registered nurses with associate's degrees. With a modest 2.5 With a modest 2.5

Military

Health Leaders | Nursing

NOVEMBER 5, 2024

Just one year after introducing the world’s first burn nursing specialty certification, the Board of Certification for Emergency Nursing (BCEN) proudly reports that nearly 500 nurses in both civilian and military settings have achieved the Certified Burn Registered Nurse (CBRN) credential.

Military

Nurses Advocates

JULY 1, 2025

House of Representatives recently passed a ‘budget reconciliation’ bill extending expiring tax cuts and providing hundreds of billions of dollars in additional funding for the military, border security, and deportations. The bill also attempts to partially ‘pay for’ these costs with cuts through reduced spending on access to health insurance.

Medicaid

University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences

MAY 23, 2025

He serves as a mentor and advisor across multiple universities and military training programs, shaping the next generation of physical therapists, army medics and nurses. Guiding the Next Generation Dr. Highsmiths impact extends into academia and the broader healthcare education landscape.

Education

Minority Nurse

FEBRUARY 4, 2025

Her remarkable life, shaped by resilience, service, and humility, has left an indelible mark on nursing, military history, and the fight for racial equality. Leftenant-Colon’s journey into the military began after President Truman desegregated the armed forces in 1948. She retired as a chief nurse in 1965.

Military

Registered Nursing

AUGUST 2, 2025

Affordability is enhanced by its online format, reducing relocation and commuting costs, and its status as a military-friendly institution may offer additional financial benefits. Notably, it does not require an entrance exam, making it accessible for many.

Nursing Informatics

Registered Nursing

AUGUST 3, 2025

Its military-friendly approach and lack of specific start date restrictions further enhance its appeal to a diverse student body. This program stands out for its focus on contemporary nursing issues, evidence-based practice, and healthcare informatics, providing nurses with the skills needed for advanced roles in the healthcare sector.

Licensing

Penn Nursing

APRIL 17, 2024

With a grant from the Department of Defense—who could use her study and recommendations to provide care to members of the military—her team is in the process of designing a tool kit that can be implemented by anyone on-site or via telemedicine. (Or “Telemedicine and telemonitoring are sort of the answer,” says Bettencourt.

Telemedicine

Registered Nursing

AUGUST 1, 2025

The program's cost-effectiveness is enhanced by the university's public funding and support for military-affiliated students, making advanced psychiatric nursing education accessible. Its affordability is attributed to the university's public status and potential financial aid opportunities for military-friendly candidates.

Mental Health

Registered Nursing

JULY 31, 2025

Like its counterpart, it is military-friendly and does not necessitate an entrance exam, providing a flexible pathway for nurses to advance their careers in education. The program is military-friendly and does not require an entrance exam, making it accessible to a wide range of professionals.

Nurse Educator

Registered Nursing

APRIL 15, 2025

Bachelor's - Veteran to BSN Online & Campus Based - Visit Website Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center offers a Veteran to BSN program designed for veterans with military medical training. Military medical training recognized. Military medical training recognized. 12-month completion. Hybrid online/campus format.

Military

Registered Nursing

JULY 28, 2025

Its military-friendly status and lack of religious affiliation further enhance its appeal. Its affordability is enhanced by the university's military-friendly status, potentially offering financial benefits to eligible students. Military Benefits – active-duty members and dependents can tap into GI Bill funding.

Military

Registered Nursing

AUGUST 6, 2025

Notably, Davenport University is military-friendly, offering support and resources for veteran students. With 120 total credit hours, including the possibility of transferring up to 38 credits from previous nursing education, it offers an efficient route to degree completion.

LPN

Registered Nursing

AUGUST 1, 2025

With no GRE requirement and a military-friendly policy, it presents an affordable pathway for working professionals to enhance their expertise and impact in acute care settings. Over seven semesters, students engage in advanced pathophysiology, pharmacology, and health assessment courses, complemented by up to 255 clinical practicum hours.

Nurse Practitioner

Post University

AUGUST 4, 2025

Other types of financial aid include loan repayment programs (loan forgiveness), employer tuition assistance, graduate assistantships, military or VA benefits, and more. Any that you qualify for and receive could greatly reduce your out-of-pocket cost.

Nurse Educator

Registered Nursing

JULY 30, 2025

Its affordability is attributed to the hybrid format, reducing commuting and housing costs, and its military-friendly status may offer additional financial benefits. Prerequisite courses are required for admission, but no ACT or SAT is mentioned, making it accessible.

Nursing Informatics

Registered Nursing

AUGUST 13, 2025

Potential applicants should note the program's military-friendly status and comprehensive professional preparation approach. Military-friendly and technologically adaptive, the program uses synchronous and asynchronous course formats, enabling working professionals to advance their careers without significant workplace disruption.

Nurse Practitioner

Penn Nursing

APRIL 29, 2025

Groundbreaking funding and mentorship empower nurse leaders to improve mental health care for Latinas and ensure abortion access for women in military circles.

Military

Minority Nurse

JUNE 26, 2025

Those who seek nurse training within the armed forces know that their contribution will be both life-saving and crucial to military readiness. Nurses and potential nurses who apply to NP school, associate and BSN degree programs, and CNA or LPN training courses are doing so because they trust the durability of the nursing profession.

Preceptors

Daily Nurse

JUNE 11, 2025

Lane holds a unique place in both military and nursing history, and Prokup wants her bravery—and that of the other nurses—to be remembered and celebrated. “It “There still needs to be closure for a lot of different communities.” That includes honoring First Lieutenant Sharon Ann Lane, the only nurse from Ohio killed in combat by enemy fire.

Military