Economists at the Labor Department project that from 2019 to 2029, employment in health care in the United States will grow 15%, much faster than the average for all occupations, adding about 2.4 million new jobs during that span.
Nurse Practitioner April Schneider and Volunteer Medical Assistant Nancy Scholl patiently wait for the next person to vaccinate at the April 22 community vaccination center held at Swiftel Center.
Although the COVID-19 pandemic brought the importance of vaccination to the forefront of health policy discussions, childhood immunization rates decreased markedly during this period both in the United States and worldwide.
Here are the number of nurse practitioners in each state and the District of Columbia, starting with the highest.
Vaccine hesitancy has substantially declined in the U.S. since the federal government first began vaccine rollout last year, but it hasn’t disappeared.
When Reynaldo Kieser was 17 years old, he randomly selected nursing as his major when applying for university in his home state of Texas.
A group of 11 nurse practitioners say financial difficulties could force a switch to cash-only practices, which would cut off care for people who can’t afford it.
Covid-19 has kept some people from going to the doctor and keeping up with their regular screenings. Doctors are warning you shouldn't let Covid-19 delay your medical care.
The American Association of Nurse Practitioners® (AANP) recently released findings from its 2020 National NP Sample Survey.
Event organizers expect 500 members of the Latinx and Kurdish communities to receive COVID-19 vaccine.
