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Georgia colleges are trying a new approach to attract desperately needed nursing instructors.
The Board of Regents recently approved a policy that allows part-time nursing instructors to take graduate courses for free.
College administrators say it's hard to find and keep qualified nursing facility members.
Part-time instructors must make a ‘B' or better in all classes and agree to remain on the faculty for at least 2-years after they earn their advanced degree.
Also, a related post: http://www.ultimatenurse.com/forum/f147/incetive-nursing-instructors-georgia-60965/
Georgia colleges are trying a new approach to attract desperately needed nursing instructors.
The Board of Regents recently approved a policy that allows part-time nursing instructors to take graduate courses for free.
College administrators say it's hard to find and keep qualified nursing facility members.
Part-time instructors must make a ‘B' or better in all classes and agree to remain on the faculty for at least 2-years after they earn their advanced degree.
Also, a related post: http://www.ultimatenurse.com/forum/f147/incetive-nursing-instructors-georgia-60965/