nurses

You don’t have to be a CEO, baby, to be in our show. The executives are great, but Arkansas Money & Politics readers recognize that it takes everyone — small business owners, marketers, nurses, real estate agents and more to…

It’s hard to imagine an industry that has been as singularly transformed by the events of the past two and a half years than medicine. From debates over efficacies and safety of fast-tracked vaccines, to the physical and mental toll…

Arkansas Surgical Hospital in Little Rock is inviting experienced Registered Nurses and Licensed Practical Nurses to its hiring event this Saturday, Oct. 16. Arkansas Surgical Hospital specializes in orthopedic and spine surgery and is located in North Little Rock.  Because the hospital’s owners are…

The University of Central Arkansas has launched a health care clinic providing no-cost services to the local community through its Interprofessional Teaching Center (ITC), which is housed in the newly constructed Integrated Health Sciences Building located at Western Avenue and…

This is National Nurses Week in Arkansas, and today I’d like to talk about how the pandemic has highlighted the value of our nurses and about the laws the General Assembly passed this year that allow nurses to offer more…

Arkansas’ rural nurses will now have the opportunity to earn a scholarship to receive training through the AgriSafe Nurse Scholar program. These scholarships will be provided by the Farm Credit Associations of Arkansas (FCAA). The program is intended to train…

Today I’d like to talk about the professionals who are on the front lines at the hospitals and clinics all over Arkansas who are treating our COVID-19 patients and doing the critically important testing work. These nurses, nursing assistants, respiratory…

LITTLE ROCK — C. Lowry Barnes, M.D., has made a distinguished career as an orthopaedic surgeon with the support of a kindly mentor and a dedicated nurse. Now, he’s paying it forward: spreading $75,000 across two scholarships, each honoring their…