AHA podcast: Building a Rural Nursing Workforce with Fisher-Titus Medical Center
Fisher-Titus' Stacy Daniel, director of clinical programs, and Katie Chieda, chief nursing officer, discuss their approach to recruiting international nurses to their community to ensure they remain a strong, independent health system for years to come. LISTEN NOW
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