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Creighton, Children's Nebraska tackle nursing shortage with 40 full-tuition scholarships

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Creighton University and Children's Nebraska announced a new partnership they hope will help address a particular shortage of pediatric nurses in acute care and behavioral health.

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Creighton, Children's Nebraska tackle nursing shortage with 40 full-tuition scholarships

Creighton University and Children's Nebraska announced a new partnership they hope will help address a particular shortage of pediatric nurses in acute care and behavioral health.

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Creighton and Children's Nebraska partner on accelerated pediatric nursing scholarships

Creighton University and Children's Nebraska announced a new partnership they hope will help address a particular shortage of pediatric nurses in acute care and behavioral health.

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New Program To Bring More Pediatric Nurses To Growing Children’s Nebraska Campus

Creighton University nursing students. (Courtesy of Creighton University) By Cindy GonzalezNebraska ExaminerOMAHA — As thrilled as they are about a $114 million pediatric mental health care facility rising in Omaha, local health care officials expect challenges, including assembling the necessary workforce during the current nursing shortage. Helping to address such demand is a new partnership between Children’s Nebraska and the Creighton Unive…

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Omaha World-Herald broke the news in Omaha, United States on Monday, March 31, 2025.
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