Military Nurses Allowed To Practice In Georgia Civilian Hospitals
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Posted: 5:46 PM Feb 17, 2012
Military Nurses Allowed To Practice In Georgia Civilian Hospitals
Governor Nathan Deal has signed a bill to allow military-trained nurses to practice in Georgia civilian hospitals.
Reporter: Greg Gullberg
Email Address: greg.gullberg@wctv.tv
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- Atlanta, Ga. - Feb. 17, 2012 -

Governor Nathan Deal has signed a bill to allow military-trained nurses to practice in Georgia.

Deal signed House Bill 675 Thursday. It amends a state law not including the military in the list of state-approved nurse education programs.

The bill passed both the House and Senate unanimously. Lawmakers said the bill will help address a nursing shortage in the state.

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