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WRGB: Maria College and SPHP Launch Surgical Technology Program to Fill Local Health Care Roles
CBS6 reports on a new surgical technology program from St. Peter’s Health Partners and Maria College, launching this fall.
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WTEN: Maria College launching new surgical program with St. Peter’s
St. Peter’s and Maria College are teaming up for a new Associate of Applied Science degree program that will debut this fall.
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WRGB: Nurse Camp Helps Capital Region Students Decide Future in Healthcare
St. Peter’s Hospital College of Nursing is giving local high school students first-hand experience in health care, hosting a weeklong nurse summer camp.
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Maria College, SPHP Celebrate Graduation of Inaugural RN-BS Cohort
Congratulations to Maria College’s Class of 2021, which includes members from the inaugural St. Peter’s Health Partners’ Cohort I for the RN-BS Completion Program.
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Times Union: Memorial College of Nursing Moving to Maria College Campus
Mike Finegan, president of acute care at St. Peter’s Health Partners, is quoted in a Times Union article concerning the relocation of the Memorial College of Nursing. The college is moving from Albany Memorial Hospital to Maria College.
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Daily Gazette: Memorial College of Nursing to Move to Maria College Campus
The Daily Gazette published an article on the relocation of the Memorial College of Nursing. The college is moving from Albany Memorial Hospital to Maria College.
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Memorial College of Nursing to Relocate to Maria College Campus
The Memorial College of Nursing will continue its century-long tradition of educating and preparing students for fulfilling careers in nursing, and the college’s programs and academic offerings will remain unchanged.
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Spectrum News: Maria College Aims to Reduce Shortage of Nurses in Region
Celeste DesChamps, interim chief nursing officer at St. Peter’s Hospital, spoke to Spectrum News about the importance of nurses in health care, and the growing need for more nurses in acute care settings as well as in other roles in the community.