Perspectives

By Dr. Marjorie Quint-Bouzid, DPA, RN, NEA-BC EVP, Chief Nurse Executive, Kaleida Health As a nurse executive, I’ve witnessed the evolution of nursing leadership—and the growing gap in competence...

Travel nursing is more popular than ever before. Because of the nurse exodus of 2020 and the expected one million registered nurses who will retire by 2030, there’s been a surge in demand for...

In the field of healthcare, having the right credentials and experience can open up a wealth of opportunities. As a progressive care nurse, you can make yourself a more attractive candidate to...

After another fantastic AONL Annual Conference last week in Boston, the Prolink on-site squad is still buzzing from the whirlwind of engaging speakers, exciting events, and of course, great...

By Don Sloan Chief Information Officer, Prolink With the recent innovations in generative AI and large language models (LLMs), AI is now more than just a tech-industry term—it’s for anyone with a...

In recent years, more and more nurses are opting to leave their traditional staff positions and take on travel nursing assignments. Travel nursing allows you to work in a variety of settings...

March 19 marks a special occasion in the nursing community: Certified Nurses Day, an annual celebration of nurses who hold national board certification in their specialty. Certified nurses...

The United States is facing a serious shortage of nurses. By 2030, the number of Americans aged 65 or older is expected to reach 82 million. At the same time, more nurses are approaching retirement...

Working in the field of healthcare doesn’t have to mean spending years in school. For people who’d like to work directly with patients while also helping care teams with diagnosing and treating...

Discussions of the ongoing nursing shortage are typically focused on the need to improve aspects of the profession and the work environment that may lead to turnover. Equally impactful to the...