By Janet H. Davis MBA, PhD, RN, Dean of Nursing, Violet Schumacher School of Nursing, Northwestern College
Today, schools with allied health programs face increasing competition for student clinical affiliations. The issues schools are currently facing regarding clinical site availability will pale in comparison to the challenges before us.
By Jamie Gadette, Content Director, JobDash
Rebecca Edwards was a single mom and freelance writer when she fell into a job with the Utah College of Massage Therapy, initially hired to take over the school’s “sad little newsletter” before seguing into a full-time role in career services.
Bob Atkins, CEO and Founder of Gray Associates, Kay Lenhart, MSN, CNE, RN-BC (Informatics), Sarah Gabua, DNP, RN, and Kate Eby, MN, APRN, FNP, CNE, Healthcare Partners at Gray Associates.
In April 2013, the new NCLEX-RN® (the standard test required for RN licensure) was launched – and pass rates tumbled by 12 points.
By Martin Lind, Education Vertical Director, Velocify and Gregg Meiklejohn, Co-Founder & CEO, Enrollment Resources
A Senate report sent the proprietary school industry reeling in 2012, and created an image problem that the sector has been trying to recover from ever since. But is the stereotype true today?
By Larry Banks, Ph.D., Director, Competency Based Education Services, Wonderlic, Inc.
Harvard Business professor and award-winning author on leadership and change, John Kotter tells a story about a penguin colony that lived on the same iceberg for years.
By Matthew Schmoker, President/CEO, Legacy Solutions
With appointment conversions low amongst school groups today, it is causing many to ask the million-dollar question, “Why are prospective students not attending their admissions appointments?”