Nursing Schools in Tennessee
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Tennesse nursing schools have not been immune to the nursing faculty shortages plaguing most of the country's nursing programs. The nursing programs in Tennessee have been turning away applicants by the hundreds each year because they can not accomodate the students. There is solution.
We have created an opportunity for those qualified registered nurses seeking an advanced nursing degree to avoid the waitlists at other Tennesse nursing schools and pursue their career goals. This site features online and campus based nursing programs dedicated to graduating more nurses into the field to help alleviate the critical nursing shortage Tennessee is experiencing. The featured nursing schools you'll find on this site are CCNE (Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education) accredited. These nursing programs offer RN to BSN, RN to MSN and a variety of MSN programs, including a Master's in Nursing Health Care education program that prepares students to become nursing school faculty members. Take some time to request free information from these nursing schools to learn more about how they can help you pursue your goals.
Tennessee Nursing Job Outlook and Salary Information
The job outlook for new nurses is very good in Tennessee with many jobs offering sign on bonuses and flexible work schedules. For those nurses holding advanced degrees in nursing the job outlook is even better, higher salaries, supervisor positions and opportunities to pursue an educator role or practitioner role. There has not been a better time to start or advance your nursing career in Tennessee.
According to the Tennessee Department of Labor 2006 salary report, the average annual salary for a registered nurse (RN) was $51.245 (based on a 40 hour work week) and the average annual salary for an LPN was $31,530. In Chattanooga, TN the average annual salary for an RN is $48,030. As you can see, an advanced degree in nursing significantly ups your earnings. These numbers will vary depending on experience, location and specialization. According to indeed.com, as of 5/1/07, the average annual salary for RN job postings in the state of Tennessee was $57,000.
Featured Online Nursing Schools in Tennessee
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University of Phoenix College of Health and Human Services
University of Phoenix is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education. The nursing programs are designed to develop the professional knowledge and skills of working registered nurses. Request free information from the University of Phoenix School of Nursing.
Walden University School of Nursing
Upon graduation from Walden University, you will possess the knowledge and skills to be a leader in the profession of nursing and will be capable of contributing to positive social change throughout your communities. Request free information from Walden University to learn more.
Vanderbilt University - Online
Learn about Vanderbilt's Online MSN - Health Systems Management Program by clicking on the link below.
Kaplan University School of Nursing
Kaplan University's offers an accredited, online R.N.-to-B.S.N. degree completion program that centers around health promotion, risk reduction, disease prevention, information and health care technologies, ethics, human diversity, management theory, and health care system and policies. MSN programs are also available online. Request free information from the Kaplan University School of Nursing.
Featured Campus Based Nursing Schools
University of Phoenix
University of Phoenix offers accredited nursing degree programs at campuses nationwide including the following Tennessee cities: Chattanooga, Memphis, Franklin, and Nashville. Request free information from University of Phoenix School to learn more.
South College
South College is located in Knoxville, TN. They offer a BSN program accredited by the NLNAC and the Tennessee Board of Nursing.
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