The AAIHR has issued a response to the President’s recent comments about the nursing educator shortage and health service’s providers use of internationally-trained workers to fill the gap in some occupations such as nursing. Smartly, the position statement recognizes that the dire nursing shortage is really a question of healthcare accessibility. The twin goals of the Emergency Nurse Supply Relief Act of 2008, funding for nursing schools and a loosening on the constricting visa quotas, is the type of well-rounded approach that meets the goals of all interested parties – students, schools, employers, internationally trained nurses, domestic nurses, and most importantly patients.
About The Author
Christopher T. Musillo of the Hammond Law Group is a partner at the law firm. He had served as an Associate since his graduation from the University of Cincinnati College of Law in 1998. Prior to law school, Chris spent three years working for a mid-sized New York City Financial Consulting firm. He is a graduate of Villanova University, Villanova, Pennsylvania.
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