From academia to managed care
Spitzer, R.
Seminars for Nurse Managers 6(1): 41-44
1998
ISSN/ISBN: 1066-3851 PMID: 9801654 Document Number: 494017
Opportunities abound for those who are educationally prepared as well as gutsy in their approach to life. The author recounts her diverse experiences, from the world of academia to a high-powered managed care business.
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