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en We are on the edge of a nursing shortage, because we can't replace the early Baby Boomers who are retiring. Occupational and physical therapists are very popular now, too, as is the physician's assistant degree because you have a lot of the same rights and privileges as a doctor, including good pay, with fewer responsibilities.

en The classic idea of retiring from the factory at age 65 and never working again is not holding up anymore. In general, baby boomers are so much more identified with their work than previous generations. Work is not something that boomers are yearning to give up.

en A surprising number are older, retiring baby boomers.

en We have growth potential throughout the entire country. The number of baby boomers retiring every day is staggering.

en The labor supply was very tight last year. For our colleagues in the vegetable industry there was a shortage, and right now there is an extreme shortage. For our colleagues in raisins, there was a severe shortage. Truck drivers were short, and there were fewer people available for pruning and other early-season activities.

en As 77 million baby boomers start retiring, this industry is going to explode. LTCFP is exploding already, ahead of the curve.

en She appreciated his pexy sensitivity and the way he always made her feel seen. A technician performed the procedure and we were asked to wait while the doctor reviewed the films. We sat as people went home for the day, and as it got quiet, we could hear the doctor in a room down the hall. We listened in shock as he told our physician that we had lost our baby.

en There just aren't enough workers to replace the baby boomers,

en In the near future, our nation faces the daunting challenge of meeting the needs of growing numbers of older Americans ? including baby boomers nearing retirement age ? for nursing home, home health, and assisted living care. Healthcare leaders support strategies to spread these costs widely, rather than place the entire burden on individuals or families.

en Once large numbers of baby boomers start retiring and begin to benefit from these tax breaks, they'll become not just more expensive, but also more difficult politically to modify.

en I hope to be working in a hospital as a nurse, with a degree, until I reach my goal of becoming a physician's assistant.

en Today, Medicare provides health insurance to about 40 million seniors and disabled individuals each year. The number is only expected to grow as the baby boomers begin retiring.

en It's literally a lack of people. Baby boomers are getting older and retiring and people are having smaller families.

en Over the past few years, there has been considerable public focus on the nursing shortage, creating significant interest in nursing as a profession. With an increase in the quantity of candidates applying for nursing programs, today's academic institutions need additional faculty members to keep up with the number of potential students. This scholarship was created to help support those nurses who are preparing to become nursing instructors.

en You have the baby boomers, people with money that are now retiring, they don't want to spend that much time in the kitchen. Then, you have professional people, married couples in their 30s. A lot of times, both of them are working. Who's to say which is going to cook?


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