Tagged: Community Health Centers

Health Care
5:13 pm
Wed April 3, 2013

Nursing Residency Program Launches for Unemployed Nurses

Credit Kristin Gourlay / RIPR
Rhode Island College nursing students gain practice during a simulation

A new program has launched to help place new and unemployed nurses in health care facilities statewide for up to nine-month-long paid residencies. It's expected to start with 20 nurses and expand to 40 by the second year, with the first placements beginning this fall.

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Health Care
12:29 pm
Fri November 2, 2012

Primary Care and Graduate Medical Education Funding: A New Model?

Rhode Island's Biggest Teaching Hospital

A new study in the journal Academic Medicine provides one of the first looks at a program created by the Affordable Care Act in 2010 to train more primary care doctors. It’s a pretty different model than the traditional one, where the government, through Medicare, makes payments to teaching hospitals to help fund graduate medical education (like a residency program for doctors-in-training).

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