$18M urged for nurse training
An organization examining a critical shortage of health care workers in Oklahoma will ask for nearly $18 million over three years from state lawmakers, mostly for scholarships for students and faculty.
The Oklahoma Health Care Workforce Center , formed by the Legislature in 2006, said the money would be distributed through the State Regents for Higher Education.
After three years, the $18 million would be annu...
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