Jim Kinneer, PhD

Jim Kinneer, PhD

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States
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  • Self-Mentoring: Driving Yourself to Success

    Self-Mentoring: Driving Yourself to Success

    Having a mentor can indeed be immensely valuable. A mentor brings forth a wealth of experience and insights, helping…

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  • How to Shrink Your Inner Critic

    How to Shrink Your Inner Critic

    What is an Inner Critic? If you ever hear a voice in your head that is judging or demeaning your appearance, abilities…

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  • Play it S.A.F.E. with Change Initiatives

    Play it S.A.F.E. with Change Initiatives

    There is often hesitation to try something new. Fear of the unknown is one of the biggest barriers.

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  • What Employers Think About Your Online Nursing Degree

    USNews.com

    After applicants receive their initial training in person, employers will accept​ subsequent degrees earned online, experts say.

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  • The Acceptability of Online and For-Profit Nursing Degrees: A Study of Hiring Gatekeeper Perceptions

    Online Journal of Distance Learning Administration

    A national survey of health care recruiters was used to compare their attitudes toward four different RN-to-BSN degree options based on the method of instruction (classroom, online) and the type of college (traditional, for-profit). The analysis was based on the data received from 116 respondents who completed the questionnaire. The study findings revealed significant differences among the four degree options, with respect to the perceived advantages of the hiring process, credibility, concerns…

    A national survey of health care recruiters was used to compare their attitudes toward four different RN-to-BSN degree options based on the method of instruction (classroom, online) and the type of college (traditional, for-profit). The analysis was based on the data received from 116 respondents who completed the questionnaire. The study findings revealed significant differences among the four degree options, with respect to the perceived advantages of the hiring process, credibility, concerns about credentials, and likelihood to recommend hiring. More specifically, the study participants favored degrees from traditional colleges and classroom instruction over those earned at for-profit colleges and through online instruction.

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