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Nursing shortage

The bottleneck appears to be lack of faculty to teach new nurses. Predictably, the reason comes down to money:

Why would a master’s-educated nurse accept a job as a professor at a local college or regional university for $60,000 yearly when (s)he can potentially earn $80,000 to $100,000+ per year as a…[clinical practice nurse in] a large healthcare network?

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