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Strangers in a Familiar Profession
Maryland community college helps foreign-trained, immigrant nurses seek licensure and ESL proficiency to work at local hospitals.
Is There a Pharmacist in the House?
In response to overwhelming demand for graduates, more institutions create pharmacy colleges.
A Healthy Partnership?
In a state known for competition among its public colleges and universities, Nevada higher education officials hope a health care crisis will be the cause for cooperation.
Med Schools' Expected Enrollment Growth
With expected growth at existing schools and a collection of new ones likely on the way, the country’s first-year medical...
Epidemiology 101 As an Undergraduate Mainstay
Public health courses, still far from common at colleges, should become the norm, according to a consortium of academic groups.
Med School Applications and Enrollments Jump
Number of applicants rises by 8 percent and enrollees hit a record, as medical schools expand their classes in push to increase production of doctors.
The Nursing Education Dilemma
Colleges are producing an increasing number of nursing graduates, but who will teach them?
Tough Job, No Easy Cures
Medical deans are well paid, but study finds their average tenure is half that of college presidents.
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