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Old May 03, 2004, 01:59 PM
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enough nurses to meet the demand?

Imagine a half-dozen employers offering competitive salaries and vying to hire you--before you finish school.

It's the college student's unlikely dream. Unlikely unless you're in nursing.

But what appears to be a healthy job market is actually an unsettling reality: There simply aren't enough nurses to meet the demand.

Adding to the shortage, many health-care professionals say, is that colleges can't produce enough nurses.

It's a problem with little hope for a quick resolution, despite the efforts of local colleges to turn out more graduates.

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