With hospitals across Kentucky facing nursing shortages, connecting nursing students to needed resources has never been more important. At CHI Saint Joseph Health, we offer a variety of opportunities for aspiring nurses.
“If you are considering enrolling in school as a new or returning student, we want you to know there are opportunities available,” said Melanie Jackson, DNP, MA, RN, CNEcl, academic placement liaison, system clinical education at CHI Saint Joseph Health. “We are invested in giving you the opportunity to succeed in your academic pursuits.”
A range of opportunities is available for both current CHI Saint Joseph Health employees who are interested in furthering their careers as well as nursing students. Options include:
“We are forward-thinking,” Jackson said. “We’re looking to see how we can better serve our community in everything we do.”
For more information, contact Melanie Jackson at [email protected].
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