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#hawaii nurses

Gov. Josh Green proclaims National Nurse Practitioner Week in Hawai‘i

The declaration highlights the vital role of NPs in improving health care access for residents statewide.

UH study: 23% of Hawai’i nurses are considering leaving workforce due to pandemic

In a recent University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa study, 23% of Hawaiʻi nurses surveyed said they are considered leaving the workforce because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

HIDOE Expands Hawai‘i Keiki Health Services to Address COVID-19 Pandemic

This expands the current team of 23 nurses for a total of 38 nurses available to work with HIDOE in collaboration with the state Department of Health.

Nurses Urgently Needed to Assist Hospitals as COVID-19 Cases Surge in Hawaii

The Healthcare Association of Hawai’i reports that the state is in urgent need of nurses, including recent nursing graduates who have not yet passed licensing work, to assist hospitals amid a surge in hospitalizations due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Report: Over 2,000 Healthcare Jobs Vacant in Hawaiʻi

The report found that there are no training programs in Hawaiʻi for 19 of the 76 non-physician, patient-facing positions. 
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