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HBCU Medical Schools Are Growing in Number
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Sept 15, 2023
Charles Drew University debuts own medical school to forge doctors of tomorrow
In Willowbrook, Charles Drew University has been teaching medical students for 57 years. But it hasn’t solely trained aspiring physicians — until now.
www.nbclosangeles.com
DamienWayne
Superstar
go for it breh its a long rode but its never too late
Mac Ten
Class of 97 !!!
DamienWayne
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what do they make?
Mac Ten
Class of 97 !!!
25 a hr
Justin Nitsuj
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This a very good thing. Now we just gotta get more black people in technology and create our on AI 
Worthless Loser
Blackpilled
Not sure if it's different where you live, but I work in HR in a hospital at a small city. $25 is LPN wage range. RN's fresh out of school start anywhere from high $32 to low $35. Senior level RN's who are highly skilled at what they do and considered a leader on the unit make anywhere from $42 to $50 an hour. Depends on how long they been there, the number of years of experience. If they were an Assistant Nurse Manager, or Nurse Manager that dropped to Senior Nurse because they didn't want to be a manager anymore, they always get put between $47 to $50. And it's hourly so they getting OT.
Not all hospitals do this but we got levels. Like RN 1, RN 2, etc. Each one come with a raise.
DrBanneker
Space is the Place
Best HBCUs for nurses are often the HBCUs in Maryland and North Carolina. MD HBCUs like Morgan State, Coppin State, and Bowie State have the best starting salaries too and will extend in-state tuition to some out of state students at Coppin.
We need so many more doctors too, they can't build enough new HBCU medical schools.
Now, only hope they keep increasing the residency opportunities too.
Now, only hope they keep increasing the residency opportunities too.
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krackdagawd
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