PORTLAND, Maine – America needs nurses — and some schools are implementing accelerated programs to train them. To shorten the process, these programs cut training time from up to four years down to ...

Universities and colleges are doing their part to combat a national nursing shortage with the development of accelerated training programs. Hospitals are preparing for an expected nurse shortage next ...

MOORHEAD — Concordia College’s first class of its 12-month accelerated nursing program had a 100% passing rate on the national exam required to become a licensed registered nurse. Concordia’s ...

The University of Louisiana at Lafayette, in partnership with Ochsner Lafayette General, will create an accelerated bachelor’s in nursing degree program to address the critical need for registered ...

SUNY Upstate Medical University and Cayuga Community College will begin offering two accelerated nursing tracks in fall 2026 to help meet healthcare staffing needs. The options include an accelerated ...

As nursing shortages affected health systems nationwide, colleges and universities launched innovative nursing programs and partnerships to address the persistent issue throughout 2021. 1. Durant, ...

You’re a Lawrence resident eyeing a career shift or a student seeking a fast-track to nursing. Kansas faces a critical nurse shortage, but online accelerated BSN programs offer a solution. Explore how ...

Two SUNY schools in Central New York are introducing accelerated nursing programs to recruit second-career students and address the regional nurse shortage. Backed by a $2 million state grant, the ...

UL Lafayette is one of the largest producers of healthcare professionals in Louisiana. A new accelerated bachelor of science in nursing (BSN) degree program will help address the urgent need for RNs ...

The University of Southern Nevada and St. Rose Dominican Hospitals have created an Accelerated Bachelor's Degree in Nursing program that will allow applicants who've already earned a bachelor's degree ...

Accelerated nurse programs enable people holding degrees other than nursing to pursue a different career. They are fast, concentrated, and designed to meet the rising nurse demand. However, the myriad ...