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Within three short years, Lisa Malinowski lost both her mother and husband. But together with her daughter, she started a new small business and established a nursing scholarship at Carle.

As employees invest into our patients, Carle invests into the careers and aspirations of its team members. Learn how one student is preparing for his nursing career with a job at Carle Foundation Hospital.

Applicants of Carle’s Student Nurse Internship Program can approach the future they envision; Morgann Graham, RN, is proof.

Recognition group works to celebrate passing nurses’ impact.

Kelci Steeples, RN, looks forward to Carle’s inaugural Central Illinois Medical Surgical Nursing Conference as a new opportunity for new nurses to find their way.

“I didn't feel ready to jump back into working full time. Volunteering one day a week is a perfect fit for me right now.”

Recent CAPE scholarship winner trains others to use a technique that reduces discomfort and improves efficiency.

Carle Hoopeston Regional Health Center and outpatient east-region locations collect coveted national nursing designation.

Carle nurses are now part of a countywide Nurse Honor Guard, which recognizes caregivers’ contributions after they pass away.

Nurses looking for a rewarding change can learn more about nursing careers at Carle on May 3 during a Nursing Virtual Job Fair.