Newsletters
Yale New Haven Health System has always been committed to helping college students learn about careers in health care in any way we can—even before they graduate. One way we reach out to future new grads is through our Transitions newsletter. In these issues, usually published in the spring and fall, we try to focus on different nursing disciplines and programs throughout our health system that will teach and enlighten student nurses about various situations that they may not teach them in school. Please download our latest edition and look for our Allied Health newsletter coming soon!
Spring 2009: There are many reasons people choose nursing as a career. For some, it’s simply the desire to help patients heal. Others are keen on the camaraderie and collaborative nature of the profession. Of course, there are many other reasons why they choose a specific specialty, and a great example of that is the Medical Oncology/Bone Marrow Transplantpractice setting at Yale-New Haven Hospital. Read More
Fall 2008: As a state-of-the-art, 174-bed regional provider of care, Greenwich Hospital offers new RNs the opportunity to enjoy the fruits of a unique culture where listening and responding to the input of nurses is a tradition—onethat actively helps to define the way care is delivered. “Our physicians truly respect the contributions of our nursing team,” says Jacqueline McClenachan, an RN in Greenwich Hospital’s Med/Surg ICU. “And that respect fosters an atmosphere where everyone is relied upon, trusted and able to contribute in a very important way.” Read More
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