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The Paramus Post published an article discussing the U.S. nurses shortage.
What is being done by some states to address this problem?
Douglas Keiller has interesting insights about this problem and how to solve it.
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http://www.paramuspost.com/article.php/20080210163406788


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Luz Gonzalez was the very first Licenciada en Enfermería y Obstetricia (LEO) graduated from ENEO (Escuela Nacional de Enfermería y Obstetricia, UNAM) enrolled with IOC Bilingual-RN Program and the first IOC "graduated" that passed the NCLEX test. She successfully completed her 2 year work contract with IOC. After that she was hired directly by Kaiser Permanente Hospital, where she was placed by IOC. Our former IOC member Lu… Continue

Read the following article published on the "Gaceta UNAM", the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México's official news publication in which is mentioned how one of our candidates presented her Examen Profesional via videoconference. While she was on UNAM campus in Los Angeles the academic jury members were in the ENEO (Escuela Nacional de Enfermería y Obstetricia) campus on Mexico City. She became the first student obtaining her Licenciado en Enfermería degree outside Mexico. To achieve this goa… Continue

It has to be the first question our recruiters are asked: Do I REALLY need to speak English well? And the answer, quite frankly is YES. And it should be a higher level English than the conversations you may be able to have with your typical English-speaking acquaintances. You need to be able to place well on a TOEFL or IELTS Academic Band exam. The reasons are innumerable. Not only do our nurses interact with Spanish-speaking patients, they are expected to care for ANY patient the… Continue