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This Review contains major "Nurse"- related terms, short phrases and links grouped together in the form of Encyclopedia article.
- A nurse is a health care professional who is engaged in the practice of nursing.
- A nurse was able to clear away enough debris to free them.
- This biographical article about a nurse is a stub.
- Another, entitled Parachute Nurse, was a much lesser effort.
- The man turned away from Steven and handed the groggy volunteer nurse.
- She works as a nurse and midwife and becomes a successful businesswoman.
- Courses leading to autonomous registration as a nurse typically last four years.
- Aug 1950 The Army Nurse Corps was exempted from the Army-wide requirement that all commissioned officers hold or achieve a baccalaureate degree.
- The International Red Cross requested the assistance of an all-male contingent of Army Nurse Corps officers.
- During the eleven-year period between March 1962 and March 1973, peak strength in South Vietnam reached over nine hundred Army Nurse Corps officers in 1969.
- They would include three Nurse Corps Superintendents and twelve chief nurses.
- After the establishment of the Nurse Corps in 1908, twenty women were selected as the first members.
- Florence A. Blanchfield, Chief of the Army Nurse Corps, retired after more than twenty-nine years of active service.
- Mildred Irene Clark completed the statutory four-year appointment as Chief of the Army Nurse Corps.
- Colonel Phillips was the first Chief of the Army Nurse Corps to complete the statutory four-year appointment as Chief of the Corps.
- The April 1917 entry of the United States into the First World War brought a great expansion of the Nurse Corps, both Regular and Reserve.
- The Nurse Corps has a distinctive insignia of a single Oak Leaf, on one collar point, or in place of a line officer's star on shoulder boards.
- Additional schools, under the direction of Army Nurse Corps officers, were established as required to meet patient care needs of the Army Medical Service.
- She previously commanded William Beaumont Army Medical Center-the first Army nurse to command a medical center.
- Reymundo Lariosa was assigned for six months to El Salvador as the only nurse of a humanitarian medical treatment team.
- The total number who joined the Cadet Nurse Corps was 169,443.
- In addition to their duties as Army Nurse Corps officers, the men had to be jump qualified.
- Jun 1952 A career guidance program for Army Nurse Corps officers was established in the Office of the Surgeon General.
- They were the first two Army Nurse Corps officers, other than the Chief of the Corps, to serve in the temporary grade of colonel, AUS.
- The Sacred Twenty was made up of Superintendent Esther Hasson, chief nurse Lenah Higbee and 18 staff nurses.
- She had directed the WRAIN program and was Chief Nurse of the 18th Medical Command, Korea, during her career.
- Miss Stimson had been Chief Nurse of one of the base hospitals that served the British Expeditionary Forces.
- After several assignments as chief nurse, she was promoted to the rank of captain in 1970.
- In 1919, Chief Nurse Bowman led the first contingent of Navy Nurses assigned to the hospital ship USS Relief (AH-1), the first Navy women to serve at sea.
- She was the first female active duty Army nurse to receive the award since the Vietnam era.
- The last nurse prisoner of war to remain on active duty with the Army Nurse Corps was Lt.
- Gen. Clara Adams-Ender became the first ANC officer to remain on active duty as a general officer after serving as Chief, Army Nurse Corps.
- Nancy R. Adams was promoted to brigadier general and sworn in as the nineteenth Chief of the Army Nurse Corps.
- Julia O. Flikke, Superintendent of the Army Nurse Corps, received a temporary commission as a colonel in the AUS (Army of the United States).
- Bettye H. Simmons was promoted to brigadier general and sworn in as the twentieth Chief of the Army Nurse Corps.
- After appointment as Superintendent of the Army Nurse Corps, Miss Stimson held both positions until the Army School of Nursing closed on 31 January 1933.
- Lieutenant Lane-s first assignment as an Army Nurse Corps officer had been at Fitzsimons General Hospital.
- Nurse officers are commissioned through Navy ROTC, or by direct commission.
- On 3 October 1908, Miss Bowman joined the newly-established U.S. Navy Nurse Corps as one of its first twenty members ( the "Sacred Twenty").
- Esther Hasson who later became the Chief of the Navy Nurse Corps served aboard the Relief.
- Captain Nellie Jane DeWitt was the sixth and final Superintendent of the Navy Nurse Corps and became its first Director.
- A U.S. Navy recruiting poster from World War II, showing a Naval nurse with a hospital ship.
- As the supervising nurse of Unit D, she served at Royal Naval Hospital Haslar, England for six months.
- The Edith Cavell Trust is a memorial to Edith Cavell, a British army nurse who was executed in Belgium in 1915.
- There were thirty-seven reserve nurses who wore the badge of the Army nurse.
- Colonel Turner thus became the first career Army Reserve nurse to serve in the grade of colonel.
- There were 3,183 United States Army Reserve (USAR) Nurse Corps officers assigned to paid drill spaces and participating in training programs.
- Major Smith, a veteran of World War II, was among the victims of a C-47 crash while en route to her duty assignment as Chief Nurse in Korea.
- Information about how fictional nurse heroines modeled patriotic behaviors and attitudes in World War II-era girls' series books.
- Experiences of a British army nurse.
- It also authorized a strength of 2,500 for the Regular Army Nurse Corps.
- Miss Thompson was the first Regular Army nurse to serve as Superintendent.
- Although enlisted personnel were referred to as Nurses, their duties and responsibilities were more related to those of a Hospital Corpsman than to a nurse.
- A Navy Department circular order established the designation of Nurse (19 Jun 1861), to be filled by junior enlisted men.
- Cherry Ames, Jungle Nurse (1965): Cherry uncovers a smuggling operation in an African village.
- Cherry Ames, Veterans' Nurse (1946): During peacetime, Cherry returns home to work at a veterans--- hospital.
- Connie L. Slewitzke was sworn in as the seventeenth Chief of the Army Nurse Corps.
- Viola B. McConnell was the only Army nurse on duty in Korea at the start of hostilities.
- The honorary degree recognized her significant contributions and leadership to nursing and to the Army Nurse Corps.
- This, coupled with the recognized need for women nurses, made it imperative that the status of the Army nurse be clarified and officially regulated.
- The 54 Army nurses and a former Army nurse captured on Corregidor cared for American military patients there until 25 June 1942.
- Cherry Ames, Department Store Nurse (1956): Cherry's investigates a series of mysterious thefts at a department store.
- Cherry Ames, Private Duty Nurse (1946): Cherry takes a private duty case that involves her in fortunetelling and blackmail.
- Cherry Ames, Flight Nurse (1945): Cherry is based in England and flies missions to help evacuate wounded soldiers.
- Jeanne Picariello was the first woman and to date the only nurse to participate as a member of the U.S. Army Pentathalon Team.
- Lieutenant Lyon was the first man to receive a commission in the Army Nurse Corps.
- She was the first woman and nurse in the history of the American military to attain general officer grade.
- Col. Nancy Staggers was the first Army nurse to receive a doctorate in nursing informatics.
- Bethany Alexander became the first nurse to compete and be selected for command of an AMEDD Center and School training company.
- Helen Wells (1910-1986) - author of nurse Cherry Ames series of books for young girls; wrote volumes #1-7 and 17-27.
- Cherry Ames Series - Devoted to the juvenile series about a mystery-solving nurse, written by Helen Wells and Julie Tatham, from 1943 to 1968.
- Ruth M. Gardiner, ANC. Lieutenant Gardiner, a flight nurse, was killed in a plane crash in Alaska on 25 July 1943 while on an air evacuation mission.
- She helped establish the army's flight nurse program.
- The Cherry Ames Page wishes to thank Jason Baker for providing the movie poster illustration for Flight Nurse.
- Having volunteered for air duty, Cherry trains to be a flight nurse at Randolph Field in Texas, along with old friends Ann and Gwen.
- Anesthesia often accompanies surgery, and anesthesiologists and nurse anesthetists may oversee this aspect of surgery.
- Therefore, it was legally established that when a nurse delivers anesthesia, it is the practice of nursing.
- All states have nurse anesthetist associations (tied with the lead organization, the AANA), which govern nurse anesthesia practice.
- Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists (CRNA) - An RN who has additional education and certification to work in the field of anesthesia.
- Prior to that I was a Licensed Practical Nurse for about four years.
- A nurse educator is a nurse who teaches and prepares licensed practical nurses (LPN) and registered nurses (RN) for entry into practice positions.
- The first nurse clinicians were graduated in June 1972 and assigned to selected Army hospitals where the outpatient workload had increased significantly.
- Mary T. Sarnecky was selected to research and write the history of the Army Nurse Corps.
- There are two main divisions of modern midwifery in the US: nurse-midwives and direct-entry midwives.
- In addition to licensure, many nurse-midwives have a master's degree in nursing, public health, or midwifery.
- In order to become a registered nurse, and work as such in the NHS, one must complete a program recognised by the Nursing and Midwifery Council.
- Army nurses offered refresher courses to nurses and to nurse instructors of Japanese schools of nursing.
- A 48-week pilot course of instruction for enlisted personnel on the practical nurse level had already been instituted in 1949.
- The director and faculty members were Army Nurse Corps officers.
- A total of 894 Army Nurse Corps officers were integrated into the Regular Army.
- Oct 1958 For the first time, Army Nurse Corps officers were assigned to airborne divisions.
- Such Corps as have not already sent a Woman as a Nurse to attend their Sick in Town are to order one there immediately.
- He studied to be a state registered nurse at the Nightingale School, St Thomas' Hospital, London, and gained a diploma in nursing at Swansea University.
- She is portrayed by real life registered nurse Linda Klein.
- A Registered nurse (RN) provides scientific, psychological, and technological knowledge in the care of patients and families in many health care settings.
- Lawrence W. Scheffner was the first man in the Army Nurse Corps to be assigned to the Office of the Surgeon General.
- Oct 1974 For the first time, Army Nurse Corps officers could receive graduate-level credit for any one of five nurse clinician courses.
- Jul 1992 The Chief, Army Nurse Corps, Award of Excellence was presented for the first time to a junior ANC officer from each of the three components.
- Whenever Cherry isn't working with the Visiting Nurse Service, Dr. Joe sends her on assignments in various parts of the country.
- Cherry Ames, Ski Nurse Mystery (1968): Cherry takes a temporary assignment at a ski resort in the Swiss Alps.
- An experienced nurse does.
- Free registered nurse job listings throughout the USA for experienced nurses and new graduates currently located in the United States and Canada only.
- A Los Angeles doctor falls for a Mississippi girl working as a nurse's aide in his hospital.
- Though Lex jilts Cherry, writing that he's going to marry someone else, he's still a bachelor when he reappears in the series in Country Doctor's Nurse.
- She became a state registered nurse at London Hospital from 1958, and a staff nurse at Edgware General Hospital from 1960.
- In her clinical career, Malone has worked as a surgical staff nurse, clinical nurse specialist, director of nursing, and assistant administrator of nursing.
- Julia C. Stimson retired after twenty years of service-seventeen as Superintendent of the Army Nurse Corps.
- Jul 1964 Margaret E. Bailey was promoted to lieutenant colonel after twenty years of service, becoming the first African American nurse to be so honored.
- Miss Thompson had served as Chief Nurse at Letterman at the time of the 1906 earthquake and fire and, again, before her retirement in 1942.
- Robert Skelton, Medical Corps, in memory of his wife, who had served as an Army nurse from 1912 to 1917 and died at Letterman General Hospital in 1955.
- Juanita Redmond was an army nurse who served on Bataan and Corregidor.
- Dorothy Davis, who served as an Army nurse during the Battle of the Bulge.
- Memoirs of an American army nurse who served in the Pacific in World War II. [Available at Amazon.com] Redmond, Juanita.
- These new titles, Nurse Practitioner and Clinical Nurse Specialist, reflected the greater utilization of Army Nurse Corps officers in expanded roles.
- Patrick Smith, a pediatric nurse practitioner, and Rosemary Smith, a community health nurse.
- A former contract nurse, Miss Maass was not connected with the experiments of the Yellow Fever Commission (a board headed by Maj.
- Annie W. Goodrich, who had been appointed under contract as Chief Inspector Nurse for the Army, became the first Dean of the Army School of Nursing.
- The seeds of a good story are present in Amazing Nurse Nanako.
- The story of Helen Fairchild, RN, a nurse in Flanders during the Battle of Passchendaele 1917.
- She was the first nurse officer to receive the rank of a two-star rear admiral.
- After gaining her nursing diploma in 1879, Mahoney worked for many years as a private care nurse, earning a distinguished reputation.
- A graduate nurse loves to run codes.
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