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Turner with the nurse residency poster she presented at an American Nurses Credentialing Center conference in Florida. Alexis Turner feels thankful in Blessing, Texas. After
From Alabama to Zambia, Dr. Mercy Mumba is living the dream. As the Africa native was completing the Ph.D. in Nursing program at the University
Cervantes, left, and close friend at the Alamo. Javier Cervantes is reaping the payoff after taking a gamble with his future. “I always wanted
No matter how satisfied someone is with their job, there can come a time when they reach a plateau and thirst for new opportunities. For
Healthcare has always been an active industry because there are few priorities greater for both individuals and governments than health. It’s a natural impulse to
There are many reasons that people are attracted to a career in nursing. For example, it is often a social job that allows you to
When cancer hit home for Kim Rodriguez, she dedicated her life to hitting back. Rodriguez began working toward a career in oncology after her grandfather,
Stephanie McGehee saw the writing on the wall in her first year as an RN student. Knowing that she would need at least a bachelor’s
Sarah with her husband, Kevin, and their cats, Fuller and Bubby When Sarah Shiel was 19 years old, her ruptured appendix led her toward a
Nine moves. Five colleges. Mission accomplished. Hannah Ellis completed her long and winding journey by graduating from the Registered Nurse to Bachelor of Science in
Air Force National Guard Technical Sergeant Folsom pins Vanessa Kirk during cadre ceremony Nothing can stop Vanessa Kirk. After a bumpy start to college, she
State public health systems are complex organisms. Describing these interconnected networks of institutions, agencies and people can require a definition as big as Texas. The
Health informatics blends the medical and cognitive sciences with computer and information science, making use of the technology and knowledge developed in each area. Informatics
Houston is one of the most diverse and dynamic cities in America. The Space City is the fourth largest in the nation, with a metro
There are a number of entry-level jobs in public health that only require a high school diploma, and if you have one you’re already doing
Right after Sally Herring graduated from high school in Gladewater, Texas, her grandmother and longtime local nurse, Selma Southern, offered to foot the bill for
Tara Ann Davis is approaching her education the same way she has handled her nursing career – dedicatedly and methodically. She completed her Licensed Vocational
Iris with her two boys and mom Iris Andrade has reached the end of her journey toward a BSN degree, but that doesn’t mean
Andrea with her son, Tyler Andrea Burdick has been working for a family-owned landscaping company for six years, but her passion is healthcare. Luckily, her
At age 9, Tonya Robinson knew she wanted to be a nurse, and she has spent her life working — and learning — to become
U.S. Air Force veteran Barbara Shirley turned misfortune into an opportunity to take care of unfinished business. With 40 years of experience under her belt,
Tysha Pratt was waiting for the right major to come along while earning a bachelor’s degree in general studies at the University of Texas at
Jennifer with her son, Dylan Wesley New year, new direction. Jennifer Wilkins enrolled in the Bachelor of Science in Public Health online program at the
Former travel nurse Hannah Binkley wasn’t about to let a 1,200-mile trip from North Carolina to Texas keep her from graduation day. Especially after she
Carey Savoie is working on a hat trick. After graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing in 2013 and a Master of Science in
When Brittani Rahn de Vu needed a new career path, her husband, Giang, gave her the idea to pursue nursing. He had already given her
Even on the busiest days, Tania Jones makes time to chat with her team of nurses. She believes the greatest quality a leader can have
Valerie with her husband, Joel Valerie Lane is enjoying her experience in the Registered Nurse to Bachelor of Science in Nursing online program at UTA so much, she hopes to possibly work
Kimilee sporting her UTA shirt while her husband, Bernie, helps her stand Kimilee Steinmiller has enough intestinal fortitude to fill all of Texas. After beating
It didn’t take long for opportunity to knock after Jessica Prince graduated from UTA’s online Registered Nurse to Bachelor of Science in Nursing program in
Rebecca with her husband, Thomie, and their daughter After New Jersey resident Rebecca Ventura earned an associate degree, she focused on enrolling in an
Brenda White didn’t have to look far for motivation to enroll in the Registered Nurse to Bachelor of Science in Nursing online program at UTA.
Katherine with her husband, Andre, and daughter, Gabbie After working in an emergency room at Memorial Hermann Hospital in Houston for two years, Katherine
Nurses represent the largest portion of the healthcare workforce. Patients rely on nurses for their knowledge about treating health conditions. Because the state of healthcare
Healthcare workers encounter stressful situations every day, as they treat patients suffering from debilitating and painful medical conditions. The constant exposure to trauma can lead
It’s been close to 10 years since the Institute of Medicine (IOM) released its landmark report The Future of Nursing: Leading Change, Advancing Health. The
Health educators play a vital role within the healthcare system by providing individuals and communities with recommendations on how to make healthy choices. Whether giving
Earning a bachelor of science in public health (BSPH) can improve your career outlook as well as the health of the communities you work in.
Rebecca with her husband, Kevin Rebecca Trupp already had 25 years of nursing experience when she enrolled in the Registered Nurse to Bachelor of Science
Bullying can have clear, negative impacts on both mental and physical health for the victim as well as the perpetrator. Accordingly, bullying has long been
As a veteran nurse of nearly 20 years, Loretta Hise was skeptical about how much she could learn in the Registered Nurse to Bachelor of
As an experienced bedside nurse on a telemetry unit, Lisa Schnoor had no plans to return to college for a bachelor’s degree. “I thought I
For people seeking a career that improves the quality of life for those around them, a degree in public health is a rewarding option. Professionals
As a nurse, you may wonder what nursing research has to do with you and your daily nursing practice. You likely know that research results
In 1965, nurse Loretta Ford along with physician Henry Silver established the first educational program for nurse practitioners (NPs). The focus of their program was
For nurses who want to move up in their careers and boost their income, there are two doctoral degree options. Both the Doctor of Nursing
Nurse practitioner scope of practice is derived from their educational preparation, the validation of their education via the attainment of board certification, and licensure that
Michele with her husband, Jim Michele Klippert is a decade away from retirement, but that doesn’t mean the Delaware resident is anywhere near ready
Plan B worked out pretty nicely for Kelsea Bice. With an undergraduate degree in psychology and a lack of job opportunities in that field, Bice
Like many little girls, Doris Blacksher loved playing with dolls. It was how she played those dolls that eventually led to a successful career. “I
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