BALTIMORE --Nine Maryland nursing programs will receive $5.8 million in funding, which will go toward addressing the state's nursing shortage, according to state officials. Gov. Wes Moore announced ...
>> PAIGE CLARK IS WELL ON HER WAY TO BECOMING A REGISTERED NURSE. SHE KNEW SHE WANTED TO WORK IN HEALTH CARE EVEN BEFORE THE PANDEMIC. >> IF ANYTHING IT MADE ME WANT TO DO IT MORE BECAUSE I’D HEARD ...
AND INTO THE WORKFORCE. IT’S ESTIMATED THAT MARYLAND WOULD NEED TO HIRE ANOTHER 13,000 NURSES BY THE YEAR 2035 TO HELP AVOID A HEALTH CARE CRISIS. A CRISIS DUE IN PART TO RETIREMENTS AND FEWER PEOPLE ...
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