In two years, California is projected to be short almost 45,000 registered nurses (RNs), while Florida will have a surplus of almost 54,000. By 2030, the numbers get even starker; the number of RNs needed in the U.S. will be 3.6 million, according to data from RegisteredNursing.org, but pain will still depend on where you […]
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