Milestone: 5,000 new nurses trained by citywide nurse residency program, mayor says
This milestone comes after the city reached a record high for the total number of public and private sector jobs in its history.
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Oct 24, 2023, 4:19 PM
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1h agoMayor Eric Adams' administration says 5,000 new registered nurses have been trained through the citywide nurse residency program since its launch in 2019.
Officials say the program offers on-the-job training and other support to recently graduated, newly hired registered nurses.
This milestone comes after the city reached a record high for the total number of public and private sector jobs in its history.
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