Michigan Center for Nursing
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Latest Jobs
- CRNA (CRNA, -ALL-, Surgical Services)
- Nurse Specialist – Cancer (RN, Clinical Nurse Specialist, Community Health / Education / Wellness, Nurse Liaison - Consultant, Oncology, Public Health)
- RN - NEURO SCIENCES 9W (RN, Neurology)
- Staff RN - Surgical Services (RN, NP, -ALL-, Surgical Services)
- Staff RN - Med/Surg (RN, NP, -ALL-, Medical / Surgical)
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Michigan Center for Nursing Career Center
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Wide AudienceAs a nonprofit, our goal is to provide free resources to assist Michigan nurses in gathering information and advancing their careers. The nurses who visit our site are driven individuals looking to advance themselves and their career. |
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Quick & EffectiveThe Michigan Center for Nursing’s website averages over 5,000 visits per month. Our users are mostly women from a wide range of ages and levels of education. Registration is quick and updating your jobs is now easier than ever. |
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Nonprofit MissionWe offer 45 day job postings at an affordable price because our goal is to help talented nurses find the right opportunity in a Michigan community. |
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The mission of the Michigan Center for Nursing (MCN) is to enhance the delivery of compassionate, quality health care by providing resources regarding education, careers, skills, and leadership development to Michigan nurses and nursing students, therefore, helping nurses to meet the needs of the community.
Highlighted Resources
Educational Database
The Michigan Center for Nursing has organized and cataloged Michigan's nursing
programs, to make it easier to compare programs and make informed decisions when it comes to RN-
BSN, MSN, and DNP programs.
Faculty & Preceptor Toolkit
The Michigan Center for Nursing has provided the materials needed to run
a nurse preceptor or clinical faculty academy to you free of charge.
The complete program provides essential preceptor knowledge and skills.
Diversity Best Practices
A diverse workforce is essential to nursing in the 21st century, and ensuring
that students from traditionally underrepresented groups successfully complete their nursing education
is a key objective for nursing educators across the state.