Psychiatric Nurses Council of Southwest Michigan

02/19/2023

FREE CE opportunity!

Charles W. Loosemore Auditorium, Richard M. DeVos Center Grand Valley State University's Robert C. Pew Campus 301 Fulton Street West; Grand Rapids, MI 49504 Click here for the map location of the event

12/26/2022

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06/12/2021

01/25/2021

NowKalamazoo; a new local independent news outlet with a primary focus on informing the public in our county about the pandemic!

"We are launching a series called Frontline Stories, where we provide space for Kalamazoo County's front line workers to share stories of loss, love, and lessons learned in the pandemic. We are starting in the healthcare industry".

06/29/2020

Job opportunity:

The WMU Adult Wellness, Senior day is looking for a part time RN. We serve seniors in a day program setting. The nurse checks blood pressures, gives medications, monitors medications and updates assessments. We need a person Monday thru Thursday in a 4 hour block. We are open from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The rate of pay is $22.00 per hour.

Please email Dawn Robarge at dawn.robarge@wmich.edu if interested!

05/19/2020

NEW YORK (AP) — More than three weeks after Brandon Bell stopped showing up at a New York office that serves people with schizophrenia, employees finally located him at a nearby homeless...

04/27/2020

“She tried to do her job, and it killed her,” said the father of Dr. Lorna M. Breen, who worked at a Manhattan hospital hit hard by the coronavirus outbreak.

04/23/2020

Our friend Aggie Siebert who is now director of mental health services at Spectrum Lakeland in St. Joe Michigan contacted me to let me know that they need stethoscopes for their COVID Unit.

If you have a stethoscope you would like to donate please call Aggie at 269-823-8252. Aggie commutes from Kalamazoo to St. Joe daily.

04/20/2020

The federal government, states and advocacy groups are rushing to ramp up mental-health services as the coronavirus crisis threatens to place unprecedented demand on an already strained U.S. health system.

04/07/2020

The COVID-19 outbreak is creating increased demand for mental health services — lots of people are feeling anxious, or are getting depressed. We take a look at mental health services and what people are doing to stay well during these difficult times.