Despite the increasing numbers of men seeking careers in nursing, persistent stereotypes and other barriers continue to limit ...

The Training School for Male Nurses which, through the liberality of Mr. D.O. Mills, was built and presented to the city last June, ... View Full Article in Timesmachine » ...

D.O. Mills formally transferred to the city yesterday the new Training School for Male Nurses at the school in the Bellevue Hospital grounds at the foot of Twenty-sixth-street, East River.

Top nurse Duncan Burton says "don't be put off by outdated stereotypes of nurses and midwives - it's actually a career that's ...

The nursing program at Southern University is making history with the Black male nurses' population.

The Male Nurse: Benefits and Percentages of Men in Nursing The number of men in nursing steadily increased over the past 20 years due to several factors, such as the education, benefits and positions ...

Yet men traditionally haven’t entered nursing because, much like teaching, it’s stigmatized as a female profession — the term “male nurse” is a case in point.

BROOMALL, Pennsylvania (WPVI) -- Cliff Konah, a father of five sons, is going back to school to become a nurse. He's ready to prove it's a worthy career path for other men to consider. "I guess ...

He told Medscape Medical News that creating scholarships for men enrolled in nursing school, increasing the involvement of male nurse leaders in recruitment efforts, and updating curriculum to ...

Southern University’s School of Nursing has made history with its largest class of Black male nurses.

The percentage of male nurses in the United States has more than tripled since 1970, according to Census statistics, and locally there’s an even larger contingent of men entering the profession.

On Jan. 13, Nurse.org, a platform dedicated to supporting and empowering nursing professionals and students, released its annual Best of Nursing awards, and Southern University School of Nursing ...