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Estimates say New Hampshire needs 672 new nurses annually until 2014 just to fill vacant positions. One of the reasons for the increasing shortage is that, as the current nurse workforce ages, a growing proportion of those nurses will begin to retire, with a sharp increase around the year 2015. As baby boomers age and require more health-care services than ever before, the number of nurses entering the field isn't anticipated to meet the demand. Unfortunately New Hampshire's nursing schools continue to have to turn away qualified applicants for the state's nursing programs because of a critical shortage of nurse educators, lack of clinical sites, and budget constraints. The need for nurses with master's and doctoral degrees to fill faculty positions in New Hampshire is critical, as more students are applying to nursing programs, but not enough teachers are available to meet the need. The nursing faculty shortage couldn't come at a worse time. Baby boomers are aging, developing more chronic conditions that will cause their health-care needs to grow dramatically, which will require a larger and more highly educated nursing workforce. Generally, RNs with at least a bachelor's degree (BSN) will have better job prospects than those without a bachelor's. BSN prepared nurses, home health nurses, and all advanced practice specialties —clinical nurse specialists, nurse practitioners, nurse-midwives, and nurse anesthetists—are in great demand throughout New Hampshire, particularly in medically underserved rural areas. In order to meet the increasingly complex demands of today's health care environment, many healthcare agencies prefer or require a minimum of a bachelor's degree for their nursing staff, so now is the perfect time for LPN's to enroll in an online LPN to RN program, or LPN to BSN degree program, for RN's to take an online RN-BSN degree completion program, or RN to MSN bridge program, and for BSN nurses to earn a MS in Nursing degree. Average Nursing Base Salaries:
Browse accredited nursing schools andallied health programs that accept students from New Hampshire, then request free information from any or all schools offering programs that match your needs:  Manchester
The Salter School of Nursing & Allied HealthThe Salter School of Nursing & Allied Health is dedicated to the provision and promotion of quality, career-oriented educational opportunities for Nurses, Nursing Assistants, and Laboratory Personnel, through classroom presentations, hands-on laboratory experience and applicable on-the-job training in externship opportunities. Choose a link below to learn more:   Online
The College NetworkEarn your accredited LPN to RN degree, LPN to BSN degree, RN to MSN, or Master's in Nursing completely 100% online with no classroom attendance required. Learn at your own pace from wherever you have internet access and receive personalized academic support. Financing guaranteed and no waiting list.
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Kaplan UniversityKaplan University's online nursing programs enable R.N.s to complete the education needed to enhance their skills to better meet the demands of patient care and qualify for new opportunities in specialized nursing and management with no classroom attendance required. Learn more »
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Hesser CollegeThis New Hampshire based college has a lot to offer. Our students can choose from 25 Certificate, Diploma, Associate or Bachelor degree options in some of today’s most in-demand fields. Prepare for a rewarding career at Hesser College.
Campuses: Concord, Manchester, Nashua, Portsmouth, Salem  Online
Colorado Technical UniversityWhether you are an experienced professional seeking to retain your competitive edge, a degree holder ready for the challenge of graduate school or someone preparing to enter the career world, CTU has the program and the learning style that works for you.
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Indiana State UniversityIndiana State University's online LPN to BSN degree is the only online RN/BSN training program in the country. LPNs and LVNs can earn their NLNAC-accredited Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree without stepping foot in a classroom. Learn more »  Online
University of Phoenix OnlineUniversity of Phoenix offers working adults the choice of pursuing a degree online, on-campus, or doing a flexible combination of both. On-Campus programs last 5 - 6 weeks. Nursing degree programs including LPN to BSN, LVN to BSN, and RN to BSN programs, and 12+ Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) programs are available either on-campus or online. Nursing program availability and delivery format differ by location. Learn more »
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Chamberlain College of NursingAt Chamberlain College, we provide nursing programs that feature a broad educational foundation and extensive clinical practice. We teach our students to be compassionate and clinically proficient nurses. Our flexible online programs allows registered nurses to advance their nursing careers by earning a BSN degree in as few as 3 semesters, or earn a Master of Science in Nursing degree while you work — online, on your time. Learn more »  Online
Walden UniversityWalden University is an accredited online institution that for over 38 years has provided an engaging learning experience for working professionals. In the Walden University School of Nursing you’ll advance your career on your terms through our innovative online learning regardless of where you live. Learn more »
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