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The Society for Simulation in Healthcare granted provisional accreditation to the East Carolina University College of Nursing's simulation program, making ECU the only public university in the state with either a provisionally- or fully-accredited simulation program
The Society for Simulation in Healthcare granted provisional accreditation to the East Carolina University College of Nursing's simulation program, making ECU the only public university in the state with either a provisionally- or fully-accredited simulation program
 
North Carolina would have to spend $45 million annually to meet the State Board of Education's recommended ratio of one school nurse for every 750 students
North Carolina would have to spend $45 million annually to meet the State Board of Education's recommended ratio of one school nurse for every 750 students
 
Two nursing students at Beaufort County Community College were celebrated during the nurse pinning ceremony with a new award from the DAISY Foundation
Two nursing students at Beaufort County Community College were celebrated during the nurse pinning ceremony with a new award from the DAISY Foundation
 
Forty-five graduated from Beaufort County Community College's Associate Degree in Nursing program on May 11 at 11:00 a.m. The families and supporters of the graduates packed the Old Ford Church of Christ (6040 US Hwy 17, Washington, NC 27889)
Forty-five graduated from Beaufort County Community College's Associate Degree in Nursing program on May 11 at 11:00 a.m. The families and supporters of the graduates packed the Old Ford Church of Christ (6040 US Hwy 17, Washington, NC 27889)
 
Ideally, valued positions provide enough income to sustain workers and their families
 
The Ronald McDonald House has helped families with children in the hospital for 30 years in Greenville and, now, the Beaufort County Association of Nursing Students will help them by collecting donations
The Ronald McDonald House has helped families with children in the hospital for 30 years in Greenville and, now, the Beaufort County Association of Nursing Students will help them by collecting donations
 
Starting fall 2016, students applying to the LPN or RN program at Beaufort County Community College are required to take the TEAS admissions test.
Starting fall 2016, students applying to the LPN or RN program at Beaufort County Community College are required to take the TEAS admissions test.
 
Twenty-two graduates of Beaufort County Community College's Practical Nursing program received their nursing school pins on Wednesday, July 15, in a pinning ceremony, which is a traditional rite of passage for nursing school graduates across the country.
Twenty-two graduates of Beaufort County Community College's Practical Nursing program received their nursing school pins on Wednesday, July 15, in a pinning ceremony, which is a traditional rite of passage for nursing school graduates across the country.
 
Iva Marie Winstead of Bath decided to become a nurse after job shadowing in high school. She didn't have to look far for a role model.
Iva Marie Winstead of Bath decided to become a nurse after job shadowing in high school. She didn't have to look far for a role model.
 
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