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Ruhama Bond, BSN, RN

Education Coordinator, Cape Fear Valley Health
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Ruhama Bond, BSN, RN is an Educational Coordinator who has been employed by Cape Fear Valley Health since 1988. She serves as the Program Director of the NAII Bridge Program in the Training and Development Department, where she fo

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Health Care
Oct 2, 2024

Building Tomorrow’s Healthcare Workforce: Cape Fear Valley Health’s Nurse Assistant II Program Advances Careers

In response to the national nursing shortage and long-term workforce needs, Cape Fear Valley Health System has developed a comprehensive training path for nursing assistants who aspire to be a nurse. The Certified Nursing Assistant (NA) II program eq

Health Care
Sep 10, 2021

Cape Fear Valley Health Addresses Nursing Shortage with Internal Training and Scholarship Programs

With the demand for healthcare growing, hospital systems across North Carolina and the nation are experiencing nursing staff shortages. To address this need, Cape Fear Valley Health System established a nursing career development program to create a

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