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RMH Recognizes EMU Nursing Alum

May 25, 2012Last updated June 19, 2012 by Robert Sisk

RMH has named three nurses the first recipients of the Excellence in Nursing Practice awards—Eliza Burkholder, RN, 5 West; Eileen Phillips, RN, Pre-/Post-Surgical Care; and Gina Yost, RN, Information Systems.

EMU to Launch Community Health Project

May 23, 2011Last updated January 6, 2016 by Jim Bishop

The scenario is commonplace. A young mother or couple, perhaps new to the area and not fluent in English, has what is perceived as an emergency health care situation with

RN to BS in Nursing program – EMU at Lancaster

January 28, 2011 by

If you have completed an accredited nursing diploma program/RN licensure, you may qualify to enroll. EMU at Lancaster’s RN to Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing Adult Degree Completion Program

Masters Program in Nursing Leadership Begins August 2010

April 8, 2010 by Jim Bishop

The newest graduate-level program at EMU has a “click” and “brick” approach to the learning process. Building on its well-known and respected undergraduate BSN programs, EMU’s nursing department is launching

Science Seminar Examines Health Care Decisions

October 21, 2008 by Jim Bishop

Advances in medical technology, from antibiotics and chemotherapy to dialysis and ventilators, have changed not just how we live, but, often, how we die. Providers and patients confront decisions that

EMU to Repeat ‘Parish Nursing’ Course

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EMU to Offer ‘Parish Nursing’ Course Again

December 18, 2007 by Jim Bishop

Many congregations are making strides to address the health and well-being of their members, with some having ‘parish nurses’ to promote efforts in this arena. Read more…

EMU Well-Represented at Nursing Conference

April 17, 2007 by Jim Bishop

Keynote speaker Dr. John Lowe with former first lady Rosalynn Carter John Lowe, an EMU alumnus, will be keynote speaker for an annual development day for area nursing professionals. Dr.

EMU to Offer ‘Parish Nursing’ On-Line Course

December 6, 2006 by Jim Bishop

More churches are making strides to address the physical health and well-being of their members; some have a designated ‘parish nurse’ to promote efforts in this arena. Read more…

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