Features
The National Nurse Act of 2013
By Keith Carlson, RN, BSN
In 2005, the New York Times published an editorial by Teri Mills, RN, MS, CNE, president of the National Nursing Network Organization (NNNO), calling for the appointment of a national nurse leader who would promote awareness of public health issues. Since then, the NNNO and its supporters have waged a campaign to bring the matter to the attention of nurses, the general public and members of Congress. Could you…
A Cure for HIV? What Nurses Need to Know
By Genevieve M. Clavreul, RN, Ph.D.
One of the costs of practicing our profession in the Golden State is a requirement for continuing education. As every California…
Camp Nurse
By Tilda Shalof, RN, BScN (Kaplan Publishing, 2009)
Nurse Tilda Shalof says she always wanted to go to camp. As a child she never got the chance, and instead…
Josephine Nesbit and the Angels of Bataan
By Elizabeth Hanink, RN, BSN, PHN
Josephine Nesbit did not influence nursing in any conventional sense. She developed no theory; she formed no new branch of practice.…
Joint Replacement Nursing: Interview with Angela Garcia, RN
By Keith Carlson, RN, BSN
I’ve been at Glendale Adventist Medical Center for seven years. I’ve worked on the ortho, surgical stepdown and neurotelemetry units. At…
Labor and Delivery Nursing: Interview with Michelle Tibbs
By Keith Carlson, RN, BSN
Michelle Tibbs, RN, BSN, BSW, St. Jude Medical Center, Fullerton, Calif. Tell us about your nursing career.Nursing is a second…
Nursing Instructor: Interview with Mary Canobbio, RN, MS, FAAN, FAHA
By Keith Carlson, RN, BSN
Where are you employed? I am a lecturer in the advanced practice nursing (APN) program at the UCLA School of Nursing.How…
Emergency Department- Charge RN (Full Time Nights)
Redlands Community Hospital
Type: Full-TimeShift: Nights Reporting to the Director Emergency Services, the Charge Nurse is responsible to ensure the nursing unit functions at…
