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When Humana’s Senior Vice President of Nursing Kathy Mershon wanted to start a nursing college in the Tampa Bay area in 1989, she called on

In honor of November’s celebration of National Native American Heritage Month, we salute the rich contributions of Native American nurses who opened doors for the

Galen College of Nursing employees might immediately recognize Thomas Dwyer’s voice as the narrator of the New Employee Orientation presentation. Affectionately known as the resident

Analisa Campomanes-Bueno’s family wanted her to become a teacher. A native of the Philippines and one of a long line of teachers on her mother’s

If you need an example of someone who has been dedicated to Galen College of Nursing, you will not have to look any further than

Anthony Moore, MSN-Ed, RN, sought careers he believed would help people. He has been a U.S. Army soldier, a police dispatcher, and a telephone cable

Lorraine Mann, MSN-Ed, MHA, RN, didn’t take a traditional route toward a career in nursing.  In fact, she spent several years in banking. But, instead

For Ernest Lennon, Galen College of Nursing changed his life. When his parents, who were from Panama, both passed away from illnesses that he believes

ADN student Ericka Bowman is thrilled to trade in her corporate attire for Galen College of Nursing’s blue scrubs. Thirteen years ago, Bowman’s daughter was

They blink. They breathe. They have seizures. And they even give birth. These are not humans, but rather, they are the interactive mannequins in the

Welcome to Realville, USA. Galen College of Nursing San Antonio campus students were transported into the imaginary town with real-world lessons about poverty. College Director