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Wednesday, February 1, 2023 Staff

In-Demand Nurses Weigh Local Career Options

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio – Between 60 and 70% of nursing students from Youngstown State University stay in the Mahoning Valley, according to Dr. Nancy Wagner, director of the YSU School of Nursing.

During a job fair Monday, 16 health care providers from across the region touted their pay and benefits in an effort to hire these in-demand workers amid a nursing shortage.

YSU Nursing Students Seek Opportunities at Job Fair
YSU Center Gets $500K to Assist Students With Disabilities

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