92K views · 2.9K reactions | For the first time in history, an all-women contingent of the Armed Forces Medical Services paraded along Kartavya Path. This historic contingent was headed by Major Srishti Khullar, and included Capt Amba Samant from the Army Dental Corps, Surg Lt Kanchana representing the Indian Navy, and Flt Lt Dhivya Priya from the Indian Air Force, accompanied by officers from the Military Nursing Service. | SSBCrack | Facebook

11K views · 155 reactions | Women's History Month wisdom from one of...

603 reactions · 63 shares | "We have made history a couple times now." Over the past 125 years, very few women have worked in train and engine service on the White Pass & Yukon Route Railway in Skagway, Alaska. But five SMART-TD Local 1626 sisters are changing things, making history and redefining what it means to work on the railroad. | Sheet Metal Air Rail and Transportation Workers | Facebook

Our Pregnancy Nurse Navigator has a friendly reminder for all pregnant mommas this flu season! | Woman's Hospital | Facebook

68K views · 80 reactions | Join the Woman's team! We are looking for a Nurse Assistant for Day and Evening shifts. Apply today! | Woman's Hospital | Facebook

Pregnancy hormones can make mom-to-be more susceptible to the sun. ☀️ As we continue to enjoy warm summer days, learn how you can protect yourself, along with getting answers to all of your pregnancy questions, by texting Angela, Womans’s Pregnancy Nurse Navigator at 225-314-8485 or visit www.womans.org/chat. | Woman's Hospital | Facebook

Before World War I, nurses’ dresses were primarily long, stiff, and formal uniforms that emphasized modesty and decorum, often featuring high collars, long sleeves, and full skirts, reflecting societal expectations of women’s propriety and the professionalization of nursing. These uniforms, usually made of heavy cotton or wool, included aprons and caps that denoted rank or affiliation with a particular hospital, serving both practical and symbolic purposes. After the war, however, the demands of

Meet Kerrin Gantt, one of our vibrant MSN students in the FAMU WHNP (Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner) program, gearing up for her first OSCE! 🎉💉 During our 3-day MSN Intensive, students completed four clinical OSCEs, putting their advanced nursing skills to the test.📚 An OSCE (Objective Structured Clinical Examination) lets students demonstrate advanced assessment, clinical decision-making, and communication skills — and after each evaluation, our expert faculty provide debriefs to guide gr