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How to Study in Nursing School

Do you have problems studying in nursing school? Nursing students face a challenge when it comes to studying for exams because of nursing concepts are different from other courses. Therefore, I would like to share some tips on how to read, retain and reproduce nursing concepts. A nursing student spends several nights studying for an […]

Patient Centered Care

TRANSFORMING PATIENT CARE: 5 NURSE LEADERS OFFER INSIGHT Nurse leaders connect with their peers at HealthLeaders CNO Exchange to discuss solutions to transform patient care. Article shared from HealthLeaders. Editor’s note: The following is an excerpt from HealthLeaders CNO Exchange Insights Report: Transforming Patient Care and Experience. As the healthcare landscape changes, nurse leaders are being asked to forge […]

It’s Teacher Appreciation Week! Today we honor, Sumner College’s Dr. John Farrell & Gabby Carrillo.

From navigating online classroom to supporting students with no internet connection, this year, teachers across the nation have been stepping up in greater ways due to the coronavirus pandemic. Everyone, even businesses, has taken notice. For Teacher Appreciation Week, which began May 4 and extends through May 8, Sumner College honors our outstanding teachers who […]

Nurses Day – National Nurses Week Begins on May 6th

Today we honor our nurses! National Nurses Week begins on May 6 with National Nurses Day and culminates with International Nurses Day on May 12. We can’t think of a more appropriate time to say thank you to nurses and all medical professionals and support teams-for their tireless efforts to keep all of us safe […]

Will the Covid-19 Pandemic of 2020 Be the Groundbreaking Year for Telemedicine?

The virtual age of healthcare is upon us. I believe 2020 will be the groundbreaking year for telemedicine. Now, virtual medicine is not new. This technology has been around for several years, but the COVID-19 pandemic of 2020 has shaken up and altered the healthcare system in unprecedented ways. Let’s face it. The world is […]

Difference Between an RN and BSN Degree

Students interested in becoming registered nurses (RNs) can pursue several paths to start their careers. To become a nurse, you can earn a 2-3 year RN diploma, associate degree in nursing (ADN), or a four-year bachelor of science in nursing (BSN). This page covers educational requirements and career options to help identify your ideal educational pathway. In This Article Education Requirements What to Expect From a Nursing Diploma Program Frequently Asked RN vs. BSN Questions Interview with a Registered Nurse What to Expect From an ADN Program What to Expect From a BSN Program Different Job Types Salary Potential for […]

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Joanna Russell, President Sumner College, Discusses Nursing Opportunities on KATU’s Afternoon Live

Emmy Award Winning Television Personality and Radio DJ in the Portland Metro Area, Tra’Renee Chambers visits with Joanna Russell, President of Sumner College to discuss future opportunities in nursing and the impact Covid-19 has on healthcare workers.

How Johnson & Johnson is Supporting Nurses on the Frontlines of COVID-19

Johnson & Johnson is proud to introduce the launch of Coronavirus Response Fund for Nurses, a national effort with the American Nurses Foundation. We’re calling on everyone to join us in supporting nurses through this initiative and invite you to learn more. We recognize the challenges nurses and their families are facing in these uncertain […]

Nurse Healthcare Workers – Thank you!

Inspired by the strength of nurses around the world and driven by the desire to offer support, the inaugural cohort of the Johnson & Johnson Nurse Innovation Fellowship came together to pen a letter to their colleagues on the frontlines of COVID-19. To Our Fellow Nurse Healthcare Heroes, At this very moment, the world is […]

Why RN’s Should Pursue a BSN Degree

To pursue a career as a registered nurse, there are two direct primary levels of educational preparation; an Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) and a Bachelors of Science in Nursing degree (BSN). After finishing their degree, students of both programs take the same test called the NCLEX in order to become a registered nurse. However, there are some […]

Sumner College Donates Supplies to Healthcare Workers During COVID-19 Crisis

PORTLAND, ORE – Sumner College is supporting those who support nursing education. Last week, they donated more than 1800 gloves, gowns, face-masks, and sterile equipment to nursing partners, Gresham Post-Acute and Rehabilitation, Vancouver Specialty and Gresham Rehab & Specialty to help support healthcare workers in this time of crisis. Sumner College has been providing career […]

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