Surviving the transition from nursing school to your first job as an RN can make the difference between a successful career and early burnout--especially for new minority and male nurses.
DNA sequencing, gene mapping and genetically customized medical treatments are no longer the stuff of science fiction. They’re revolutionizing health care now--and opening up a brave new world of opportunities for minority nurses.
A federally funded partnership between a large university and a small, minority-serving school helped one Native American student discover her true calling as a nurse.
We surveyed the nation coast-to-coast to find the best places for minority nurses to grow their careers. Here are the cities that earned top marks for demand, dollars and diversity.
For junior minority nursing faculty, advancing your career in academia can be fraught with challenges--from racial and gender prejudice to the pressures of earning tenure. Here’s some expert advice--from educators who have been there--to guide you down the path to success.
For many minority patients, the inability to read and understand basic health care information--both written and verbal--can greatly contribute to the problem of unequal health outcomes. Here’s what nurses can do to help close the health literacy gap.
While no one wants to imagine that another 9/11 or a bioterrorism attack could happen, the reality is that nurses and communities must be prepared to respond to such threats. Nurses of color can play a crucial leadership role in bringing culturally competent terrorism preparedness to America’s diverse communities.
Although budget cutbacks are restricting hiring in some states, America’s school districts are facing an unprecedented need for school nurses who can provide care to students with a diverse range of cultural and medical needs.
How minority nurses can help reverse this growing trend of minority teen suicideHow minority nurses can help reverse this growing trend of minority teen suicide
What’s being done with the increased federal funding for programs designed to eliminate minority health disparities—and where do minority nurses fit into the picture?
Choosing a graduate nursing program can be a daunting experience. Here’s how to find the program that’s right for you—and maximize your chances of getting in.
