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By Dean Olsen for the The State Journal-Register Expecting to graduate in the spring from one of Springfield’s newest training programs for future registered nurses, Thomas McClure of Chicago interviewed last week at Memorial Medical Center for jobs in three different intensive-care units. “I would definitely love to work at Memorial, for sure,” said McClure, a senior nursing student… Continue reading New UIS-UIC Nursing Program Difficult But High-Quality, Students Say

By Shawn Chitnis for CBS Denver URORA, Colo. (CBS4) – Staff on the HealthOne Crisis Assessment Team volunteered this week to help victims and their caregivers in Las Vegas with mental health counseling. They will deploy to the city prepared to take on a large number of patients still processing the shooting at a music festival that killed 58 people… Continue reading Crisis Assessment Team From Colorado Helps In Las Vegas

By Jeff Caplan for the Star-Telgram NEWARK — Dennis Kothmann, TCU class of 1969, and his wife, Candy, followed his beloved Horned Frogs to the Rose Bowl and twice to the Fiesta Bowl. Making a trip to the Peach Bowl a couple of years ago was overtaken only by the birth of a grandson. “That was a tossup,” Dennis… Continue reading For This Cancer Patient, Hope Comes Without Chemo

Implementing mass casualty protocols, Las Vegas hospitals treat more than 500 injured in the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history, which has left 58...