US Demand for Nurses to Rise, as well as Online Review Centers
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The demand for nurse in the United States will dramatically increase in the coming years, said 1150 Technologies Inc., one of the newest players in nursing education.
Statistics from the US National Center for Health Work force showed that by year 2009, US needs 248, 137 nurses and 303, 828 more in 2011, and some 507, 063 more by 2015.
The group stressed that the increase will rise 29 percent in 2020 when demand for nurses will climb to 808, 416.
1150 Technologies Inc. provides US National Council Licensure Examinations (NCLEX) online review courses for graduating nursing student’s through the website www.onlineNCLEXreview.com.
It will also join the “1st Pinoy Nurses Expo” at the SM Mega mall Megatrade Hall on March 8.
The group said that the increasing demand for nurses abroad has prompted human resource firms to step up its efforts in sending Filipino nurses.
The enrollment for the company’s online enrollment for NCLEX review courses for nursing students is still on going.
Students preparing for NCLEX exams this year may visit www.onlineNCLEXreview.com
1150 Technologies Inc. is located at 2F COMFAC Tech Center Building, 538 Calbayog St. Bgy. Highway Hills, Mandaluyong City. Call 497-2082, 531-4345 loc.129 or email online.nclex.review@gmail.com.
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