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Mar 5, 2024

It’s not just nurses in short supply

It’s also the people who lead them. A new survey found that nearly a third of hospital nurse leaders plan to leave their jobs within a year.

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Close to one third of hospital nurse leaders may leave in the next year, per a survey from AMN Healthcare, a major healthcare talent acquisition firm.