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The problems that Henderson is facing are very cyclical in nature. A lack of educational attainment in the area leads to a lack of trained professionals, like nurses. And yet with the high amount of drug usage that is going on in the area this is the one profession that is in great demand.
In order for this problem to be addressed there needs to be a push for an increase in nursing education in the area. Henderson appears to have the educational facilities that are needed to train professionals in the area, but seems to have a hard time getting people into the programs. There needs to be put into place some type of incentive program that will encourage residents in Henderson to go back to school and obtain advanced degrees in order to help the community as a whole to grow and prosper. Being able to properly staff rehab facilities along with developing good drug education programs will only help everyone in the community in the long run. Nurses are...
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Nevada Web site: http://employerblog.recruitingnevada.com/2009/02/12/nevadas-little-educational-problem/
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http://www.drugabusesolution.com/cities/nv-henderson.htm
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