UPMC Shadyside

UPMC Shadyside

UPMC Shadyside is a 520-bed tertiary care hospital that has been serving the residents of

Pittsburgh and the tristate area since 1866. UPMC Shadyside offers primary medical care;

physician and nursing

education; and a broad

range of specialties that

include cardiology,

oncology, orthopedics,

geriatrics, obstetrics and

gynecology, vascular

medicine, endocrinology,

and more.

UPMC Shadyside's medical staff includes nearly 1,000 primary care physicians and specialists,

many of whom have offices at the hospital and throughout the community.

UPMC Mission, Vision & Values

Our Mission

UPMC’s mission is to serve our community by providing outstanding patient care and to shape

tomorrow’s health system through clinical and technological innovation, research, and

education.

Our Vision

UPMC will lead the transformation of health care. The UPMC model will be nationally

recognized for redefining health care by:

Putting our patients, health plan members, employees, and community at the center of

everything we do and creating a model that ensures that every patient gets the right care,

in the right way, at the right time, every time.

Harnessing our integrated capabilities to deliver both superb state-of-the-art care to our

patients and high value to our stakeholders

Employing our partnership with the University of Pittsburgh to advance the

understanding of disease, its prevention, treatment and cure.

Serving the underserved and disadvantaged, and advancing excellence and innovation

throughout health care.

Fueling the development of new businesses globally that are consistent with our mission

as an ongoing catalyst and driver of economic development for the benefit of the

residents of the region.

Our Values

We create a safe environment where quality is our guiding principle.

QUALITY & SAFETY

We treat all individuals with dignity and respect.

DIGNITY & RESPECT

We listen to and care for our patients, our health plan members, our fellow employees, our

physicians, and our community.

CARING & LISTENING

We perform our work with the highest levels of responsibility and integrity.

RESPONSIBILITY & INTEGRITY

We think creatively and build excellence into everything that we do.

EXCELLENCE & INNOVATION

UPMC Nursing Mission, Vision and Values

UPMC Shadyside Nursing Mission

The mission of Nursing at UPMC Shadyside is to provide excellent patient care and to shape the

hospital of the future through compassion, clinical innovation, and evidence-based practice.

UPMC Shadyside Nursing Vision

UPMC Shadyside nurses embrace the concept of responsibility and accountability for nursing

practice by fostering a supportive collegiate environment. We will continue to implement current

clinical research into practice, serve as leaders and utilize innovation in providing optimal patient

care.

The nursing division will be nationally and internationally recognized for the implementation of

Magnet standards while providing outstanding patient care.

UPMC Shadyside Nursing Values

These values and principles guide UPMC Shadyside Nursing practice in achieving its mission

and vision.

We view each patient as an individual and strive to meet their needs through a holistic

approach.

We acknowledge that each patient is someone’s mother, father, child or loved one and we

will treat them with kindness and respect.

We are dedicated to service excellence.

We support a culture that embraces change and encourages innovation.

We encourage and promote open communication.

We strive to support continuing education to improve the quality of patient care.

We embrace and support an integrated healthcare team.

All are encouraged and expected to grow, develop their potential through education,

and collaborate with peers through a clinical partnership.

We strive to create an environment that fosters the growth of new nurses while

promoting continual development of all.

We promote a spirit of teamwork while recognizing the potential of each individual.

We attach importance to our involvement within the community as we promote health

and well-being.

We are proud of our profession

and hold true to these statements.

History of UPMC Shadyside

UPMC Shadyside had its beginnings in 1866 as Homeopathic Medical and Surgical Hospital and

Dispensary in downtown Pittsburgh. In 1884 it moved to a new building, again downtown. The

same year, the hospital established western Pennsylvania’s first school of nursing.

In 1896, the hospital pioneered the first x-ray in western Pennsylvania. It was also among the

first to use Joseph Lister’s antiseptic techniques for surgery.

The hospital moved Shadyside in 1910, on a site just in front of its present location. In 1938, its

name was changed to Shadyside Hospital. The present building was erected in 1972, and it

became part of UPMC in 1997.

The hospital has a long legacy of leadership in cardiology and cardiac surgery. In the 1960s it

was an early adopter of the cardioverter to correct erratic heartbeats. In the next decades it

moved to the forefront of interventional cardiology, developing new catheters and performing

angioplasties. Shadyside Hospital had Pittsburgh’s first coronary care unit. Geriatrics also has a

strong legacy here; Shadyside Hospital boasted the nation’s first physician to be board certified

in geriatrics.

Geography and Demographics

Allegheny County, Pennsylvania

Allegheny County is an excellent example of how a county

overcame great adversity resulting from the demise of the steel

industry and how it built a new future through substantial economic change. The area was once

the steelmaking capital of the world. Now only about 4 percent of the labor force is employed in

primary and fabricated metals.

The backbone of the economic base is health care, education, high technology, light

manufacturing, professional services along with retail and wholesale trade. Allegheny County is

considered an international leader in the fields of chemical, plastic and nuclear research. Nearly

1,000 high technology companies are located in the Greater Pittsburgh area.

Film makers have chosen the area for moviemaking because of varied topography, unique

architecture, strong ethnic neighborhoods, cooperative government officials, low costs and

friendly environment. The new Pittsburgh International Airport is the largest airport complex

built since the construction of the Dallas-Fort Worth airport in 1974.

The airport is dubbed the “airport of the future” because of its advanced operational functions

and built-in expansion capabilities. Employment spin-offs from the airport will generate between

18,000-20,000 new jobs over a 10 year period. Allegheny County has more than 50 hospitals,

many of which are recognized

nationally as high-quality medical

research and teaching hospitals,

including a leadership position in

organ transplantation. New home

costs are about 16 percent less

than the national average while

the older housing stock is

excellent and well maintained.

The four rivers that flow through

Allegheny County now allow

fishermen to land game fish where

20 years ago there were lifeless

bodies of water.

The soot, smog and grime

associated with the booming steel

industry are a thing of the past. The area houses many local performing groups, orchestras,

choirs, the Pittsburgh Symphony, the Ballet Theater and the Civic Light Opera. The region also

maintains more than 100 art galleries, historical landmarks and museums including the

Carnegie’s Museum of National History, Art Museum, Music Hall, Library and Science Center,

the Pittsburgh Zoo and the Pittsburgh Aviary.

There are three major sports teams in the county (Pirates, Steelers and Penguins). In the summer,

the Three Rivers Regatta draws more than 500,000 spectators. The Three Rivers Arts Festival

and the Pittsburgh Marathon are also major summer events.

Shadyside is a neighborhood in the East End of

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States. It has

zip codes of both 15232 and 15206, and has

representation on Pittsburgh City Council by the

council member for District 8 (East Central

Neighborhoods). The nomenclature Shadyside

is drawn from the 19th century Pennsylvania

Railroad station in the area, named for its

unique shady lanes.

Shadyside is home to many of the more upscale

stores and boutiques in Pittsburgh including

Moda, Coach, Williams-Sonoma, and White House Black Market. The Shadyside Market,

owned by the Dupuis family of Baton Rouge, LA for more than 50 years, features fresh produce,

an on-site butcher, and a deli which is frequently packed by locals. Stores are located in two

corridors; one centers on Ellsworth Avenue, the other on Walnut Street.

Walnut has more stores that belong to national chains, including Gap (along with Baby Gap, Gap

Kids and Gap Body), Apple, J.Crew, American Apparel, Chico's, Victoria's Secret, Banana

Republic, Talbot’s Coach, and United Colors of Benetton. Local restaurants include Jitters,

Cappy's, Doc's, William Penn Tavern, and Pamela's.

Ellsworth tends to have smaller locally owned businesses, including Eons (a vintage store),

Gallerie Chiz (an art gallery, and beauty salons such as 5804, Capristo salon and Mikel's.

Ellsworth has a number of restaurants such as The Elbow Room, Bites and Brews, and Soba.

Ellsworth also features two of Pittsburgh’s' gay and gay friendly bars, Spin and 5801, formerly

known as New York, New York. Shadyside also features boutique Inns and Hotels like

Shadyside Inn Suites, The Inns On Negley, and Sunnyledge

Shadyside is also home to the Winchester Thurston School, as well as The Ellis School on Fifth

Avenue, Pittsburgh's only all-girl pre-K–12. Another neighborhood institution is Shadyside

Hospital, a member of the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. Additionally, Pittsburgh

Center for the Arts and Chatham University are located just across the northern edge of the

neighborhood in Squirrel Hill.

The Jam on Walnut is a summer concert series that features local and regional music concerts.

The concerts are held on the last Saturday of each summer month on the corner of Bellafonte and

Walnut Street. Proceeds from beer sales go to Cystic Fibrosis.

Since the 1920s, residential Shadyside has been home to a mix of affluent families, young

professionals, artists, students, and apartment dwellers. The residential areas of the neighborhood

include well-maintained Victorian mansions along with modern apartments and condominiums.

The neighborhood has a compact layout, which prevents most houses from having garages.

Public transportation is available via Port Authority bus system; a busway stop is conveniently

located in the neighborhood on Negley Avenue between Ellsworth and Centre avenues.

Population (s) Served

UPMC Shadyside is located in the heart of Pittsburgh where there is a rich cultural blend of

ethnic diversity represented in the mix of patients and staff. Pittsburgh had many immigrants

from Britain, Ireland, and Germany through the first century or so of its existence. Later the

nationalities of those arriving shifted to Poles, Hungarians, Serbs, Croatians, Italians, and

Russian Jews. Most emigration to the city halted at the outbreak of World War I in 1914. Since

then relatively few people have come to Pittsburgh from other countries, even though the nation

as a whole has seen a large increase in Hispanic and Asian immigration.

While foreign-born persons made up only 7.1 percent of the city’s population between 2008-

2012, Pittsburgh retains a strong ethnic character. Many neighborhoods have a clear ethnic

identity, such as Bloomfield (Italian), the South Side and Polish Hill (Polish), and Squirrel Hill

(Jewish). The eastern neighborhoods of Point Breeze, Shadyside, and Squirrel Hill are attractive

city living areas, while other sections of the city afford views of the rivers and the Golden

Triangle from houses constructed on steep slopes.

Pittsburgh’s black population began to arrive far back in the city’s history, but its biggest growth

came in the first half of the 20th century largely through migration from the South. Blacks

predominate in several areas throughout the city, the largest being Beltzhoover, the Hill,

Homewood-Brushton, and Manchester. The black community possesses a rich cultural heritage

in jazz and art, as well as having been the sponsor of the two of greatest baseball teams in the

former Negro League the Crawfords and the Homestead Grays.

2010 Census Demographics City of Pittsburgh, PA Population, 2012 estimate 306,211

Population, 2010 (April 1) estimates base 305,702

Population, percent change, April 1, 2010 to July 1, 2012 0.2%

Population, 2010 305,704

White alone, percent, 2010 66.0%

Black or African American alone, percent, 2010 26.1%

American Indian and Alaska Native alone, percent, 2010 0.2%

Asian alone, percent, 2010 4.4%

Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander alone, percent, 2010 Z

Two or More Races, percent, 2010 2.5%

Hispanic or Latino, percent, 2010 2.3%

White alone, not Hispanic or Latino, percent, 2010 64.8%

Foreign born persons, percent, 2008-2012 7.1%

Recognized as providing world-class care, UPMC Shadyside has been privileged to treat patients

from all over the world. The many cultures blend into the tapestry of the organization and our

diverse richness is evident in the atmosphere of openness and acceptance of all staff working

throughout the organization.

Our Services & Specialties

UPMC Shadyside provides a full range of health care services, including inpatient, outpatient,

and emergency care, as well as highly specialized diagnostic and treatment procedures. The

combination of high-tech medicine and compassionate care touches every one of the thousands

of patients who enter UPMC Shadyside each year.

Our services include:

Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery

Center for Integrative Medicine

Digestive Disorders

Emergency Medicine

Family Health Center

Lung Disease

Neurosurgery

Occupational Therapy

Oncology

Orthopedics

Physical Therapy

Radiology/Imaging Services

Rehabilitative Services

Senior Services

Surgical Services

Urological Comprehensive Care Program (UCCP)

Vascular Surgery

Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery

UPMC Shadyside has a long tradition of excellence in cardiology and cardiac surgery.

Cardiology services took a foothold at Shadyside Hospital in the 1970s with the advent of new

technologies and talent. By the early 1990s, more coronary angioplasties would be performed at

Shadyside Hospital than at any other hospital in western Pennsylvania.

Today, UPMC Shadyside provides a full menu of standard and cutting-edge technologies, while

remaining committed to offering patients the best care available. With a staff of more than 60

cardiologists, UPMC Shadyside strives to remain on the forefront of quality cardiology care.

Services provided range from non-invasive diagnostic techniques to high technology invasive

procedures.

Non-invasive services include:

Exercise stress tests with and without nuclear imaging

Electrocardiograms

Echocardiograms, both routine and stress test

Transesophageal echocardiograms

Holter and event monitors

Invasive offerings include:

Diagnostic cardiac catheterizations

Angioplasty and stent procedures

Intra-aortic balloon pump insertion

Intravascular ultrasound

Peripheral diagnostic and interventional procedures

Acute myocardial infarction services with 24/7/365 emergency coverage

Electrophysiology services:

Diagnostic electrophysiology studies

Implantation of pacemakers

Implantation of internal defibrillators

Arrhythmia ablations, including atrial fibrillation ablations

Pacemaker and defibrillator diagnostic services

Tilt table testing

Arrhythmia conversion

Surgical services:

abdominal and thoracic aneurysm repair

aortic root replacement

atrial ablation

coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG)

off-pump coronary artery bypass graft (OPCABG)

peripheral vascular surgeries

pneumonectomies, lobectomies, and wedge resections

repair of co-arctation of the aorta

septal defect repair

valve repair and replacement

vascular shunts

ventricular aneurysm repair

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UPMC Shadyside

Digestive Disorders

UPMC Shadyside treats a variety of digestive diseases including Crohn’s disease, colitis,

gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), inflammatory bowel disease, irritable bowel syndrome,

and ulcers. Our digestive disorder specialists have expertise in diseases of the pancreas and

digestive tract, which includes the esophagus, stomach, and intestines.

Gastrointestinal Lab

The Gastrointestinal (GI) Lab at UPMC Shadyside offers patients state-of-the-art gastrointestinal

care in a specialized facility solely dedicated to endoscopic and gastrointestinal-related

procedures.

The GI Lab is staffed by experienced, professional registered nurses and GI technicians who

provide care before, during, and after all procedures.

The newly remodeled GI Lab offers eight procedure rooms, 20 holding bays, and a dedicated

inpatient procedure room. The facility offers a wide variety of both complex and routine

gastrointestinal procedures including:

colonoscopy

endoscopic tumor removal or bypass

endoscopic ultrasound (EUS)

endoscopy

esophageal manometry

flexible sigmoidoscopy

ileoscopy

magnetic resonance cholangiopancreatography (MRCP)

pancreatic function test

spiral CT scanning

therapeutic endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP)

Emergency Medicine at UPMC Shadyside

Emergencies are never planned. But when they happen, it’s comforting to know that a high-

quality emergency department (ED) is close to you. Our ED provides convenient access to

comprehensive care for those who are injured or critically ill.

Staffed by specially-trained doctors and nurses, the ED also has access to specialists who are on-

call 24 hours a day. Together, this team of health care professionals works to treat you and your

medical emergency.

Oncology Services

At UPMC Cancer Centers, we know that the extensive range of services we offer our patients

makes all the difference. UPMC strives to meet the many physical, as well as emotional, needs

of cancer patients and their families.

The UPMC Cancer Center at the Mary Hillman Jennings Radiation Oncology is located in

UPMC Shadyside and complements the services available in the Hillman Cancer Center.

The Stem Cell Transplantation (SCT) Program of UPMC Cancer Centers is the largest regional

provider of stem cell transplantation services in western Pennsylvania. The program has

performed more than 1,400 bone marrow, or stem cell transplants, to treat patients with a variety

of diseases.

Hillman Cancer Center is the flagship treatment and research facility of the UPMC Cancer

Centers network. Home to the state-of-the-art clinical services of UPMC Cancer Centers and the

nationally and internationally recognized research of the University of Pittsburgh Cancer

Institute, Hillman Cancer Center provides specialized diagnosis, treatment, prevention, and care

for patients and their families.

Opened in January 2013, Mario Lemieux Center for Blood Cancers, located on the 4th

floor of

the Hillman Cancer Center, provides outpatient treatments for leukemia, lymphoma, and multiple

myeloma — the most common types of blood cancers — and various other types of blood

cancers and disorders. The patient-friendly center, open Monday through Friday, 12 hours a day,

offers the latest stem cell therapies, clinical trials, and blood cancer treatments.

Many blood cancer treatments and treatment centers require longer patient stays and time away

from home and family. The Mario Lemieux Center for Blood Cancers addresses obstacles like

these, making its mission to improve patient care for leukemia, lymphoma, and multiple

myeloma—the most common types of blood cancers—and various other types of blood cancers

and disorders.

As part of the University of Pittsburgh Cancer Institute (UPCI) and UPMC CancerCenter, the

24,000-square-foot outpatient treatment facility creates a more comfortable experience — for

patients and families — during treatments.

Located on the fourth floor of the Hillman Cancer Center in Pittsburgh’s Shadyside

neighborhood — and open Monday through Friday, 12 hours a day — the Lemieux Center:

Offers personalized outpatient treatments for complex hematologic malignancies.

Provides easier access to the latest blood cancer therapies and clinical trials.

Gives patients flexibility in managing their leukemia, lymphoma, or multiple myeloma.

Other unique features of the Mario Lemieux Center for Blood Cancers include:

Entertainment during your visit.

Comfort and privacy during your visit.

Dedicated to delivering more effective, safe, efficient, and individualized care, the Mario

Lemieux Center for Blood Cancers:

Brings the groundbreaking research of the UPCI into a patient-friendly facility in the

hopes of getting closer to a cure for blood cancers.

Incorporates the latest information management technologies essential for personalized

medicine.

Helps reduce length of hospital stays for blood cancer patients, which can help lower

health care costs.

Senior Services

UPMC Senior Care—Shadyside

UPMC Senior Care Shadyside provides ongoing, routine, and preventive medical care to adults

age 60 and older. Patients of UPMC Senior Care—Shadyside enjoy the advantage of having

many levels and types of care at one outpatient location.

Services include primary and specialty care, health education, counseling, and psychotherapy.

The center’s staff includes geriatricians, geropsychiatrists, nurse practitioners, and social

workers, who work together to create a care plan tailored to each individual patient.

UPMC Senior Care Shadyside experts also provide practical tips about preventing falls; help

patients who have problems with bladder control, persistent confusion, or memory loss; and help

manage prescriptions, all on an outpatient basis.

UPMC Senior Services

To meet the often complex needs of older adults, UPMC Senior Care is one of the largest

academic and clinical geriatrics programs in the country, with approximately 25 trained

geriatricians and geriatric psychiatrists to address aging related problems.

Lifeline

Lifeline is a personal emergency response system designed

to help elderly or disabled persons maintain their independence. The hospital provides

this community service to enable individuals to live alone with confidence and

reassurance that help is available when needed. For more information, call the Senior

Information Service at 412-623-6745.

Respite Care

This program gives families a short break from the care they provide to their older loved

ones. Respite Care offers short-stay nursing home care that includes use of a comfortable

semi-private room and 24-hour nursing care. Additional arrangements can be made for

special services such as a beauty and barber shop, physical therapy, podiatry, speech

therapy, and dentistry.

Surgical Services

UPMC Shadyside offers a wide range of surgical procedures, including robotics, as treatments

for many diseases and conditions.

In addition to general surgery, surgeons at UPMC Shadyside perform advanced procedures in

many specialties:

Cardiac surgery

Digestive disorders

Lung and thoracic disease

Neurosurgery

Oncology

Orthopedics

Urology

Vascular surgery

Robotics

Robotic surgery does not mean that a robot replaces the surgeon. It means that robotic

technology provides enhanced visualization and dexterity so that surgeons can perform many

complex procedures that would otherwise have to be performed with conventional open

incisions.

For patients, robotic surgery can mean a shorter hospital stay, less pain, less blood loss, less

scarring, and quicker recovery. Robotic surgery outcomes are consistent with those of standard

minimally invasive surgeries.

Owning the technology is the first step. It also is crucial that the hospital and its surgeons have

the expertise in using the technology. UPMC is a leader in robotic surgical technology in western

Pennsylvania. UPMC began using the da Vinci® Surgical System at UPMC Presbyterian in 2003

and moved it to UPMC Shadyside in November 2007, where it is now being used for prostate,

gynecologic, and oncology surgeries.

UPMC Shadyside has a dedicated operating room for da Vinci surgeries and a dedicated team

with specialized training and experience in robotic technology

Research at UPMC Shadyside

Cancer Research

Across the street from UPMC Shadyside, connected by the Shea Pedestrian Bridge, is Hillman

Cancer Center, headquarters for the research facilities of the University of Pittsburgh Cancer

Institute (UPCI), which works in tandem with the clinical services of UPMC Cancer

Centers. UPCI’s research programs occupy a 152,300-square-foot, three-level research pavilion

at Hillman Cancer Center; the rest of the building is devoted to clinical care for cancer patients.

Thus Hillman Cancer Center is designed to maximize collaboration among investigators, to

streamline the application of laboratory findings to patient care, and to facilitate the flow of

information about clinical experiences back to researchers for further development. With cutting-

edge research in basic science as well as clinical trials, UPCI ranks among the nation’s leaders in

funding from the National Cancer Institute (NCI). UPCI-initiated clinical research has garnered

national and international recognition for the advanced treatment of melanoma, as well as brain,

prostate, lung, head and neck, ovarian, and breast cancers.

Nursing Research

UPMC Shadyside supports nursing research in an effort to deliver the highest quality patient

care. Our research efforts are focused on maintaining or improving outcomes. Research projects

that nurses have lead or contributed to are: the use of patient-administered oral pain medication

for hip replacement patients; outcomes of patients with leukemia who are at risk for sepsis using

technology for early identification; methods to reduce anxiety, depression and PTSD symptoms

in family members functioning as surrogate decision makers in the ICU; perceptions of burnout

in oncology nurses in a hospital setting; and the impact of cardiovascular and mental health

education on cardiovascular risk factors and depression.

UPMC Shadyside Nursing Units

Unit NDNQI Type Specialty Beds

3 Pavilion Medical Adult, Cardiac Cardiology 28

4 Pavilion/South Step Down Adult Interventional

Cardiology 38

5 Pavilion Medical Adult Observation 23

3 Main Moderate Acuity Adult, Surgical Surgical Cardiovascular 38

4 Main Moderate Acuity Adult, Surgical Surgical Oncology 40

5 Main Medical Adult, Oncology Oncology 37

6 Main Medical Adult, Respiratory Respiratory 40

7 Main Medical Adult, Oncology Oncology 27

2 Pavilion Surgical Adult Orthopedics 9

2 South Med-Surg Combo Adult Orthopedics 17

5 West Surgical Adult Orthopedics 30

6 West Moderate Acuity Adult Surgical/Neuro 30

7 West Bone Marrow Transplant Adult BMT/Oncology 28

4 East Medical Adult Medical Cardiology 24

3 East Medical Adult Family Practice 23

Subtotal 432

CTICU Cardiothoracic ICU 18

SICU Surgical ICU 12

NSICU Neuro ICU 10

MICU Medical ICU 22

MS ICU Medical Surgical ICU 8

Subtotal 70

6 Pavilion Moderate Acuity Adult Surgical Urology 10

7 Pavilion Moderate Acuity Adult Surgical Urology 8

Subtotal 18

Total 520

Nursing Staff Demographics

Ethnicity White Black or

African

American

Asian Hispanic/Latino American

Indian or

Alaska

Native

Two or

More

Races

Total

Nursing

(RN)

# 1,015 42 27 6 1 6 1,097

% 92.53% 3.83% 2.46% 0.55% 0.09% 0.55%

Nursing

(LPN)

# 5 2 7

% 71.43%

Total # 1,020 44 27 6 1 6 1,104

% 92.39% 3.99% 2.45% 0.54% 0.09% 0.54%

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Age A 1920-1945 B 1946-1964 C 1965-1979 D 1980-2000

Nursing

(RN)

# 9 345 302 441

% 0.82% 31.45% 27.53% 40.20%

Nursing

(LPN)

# 2 4 1

% 28.57% 57.14% 14.29%

Total # 9 347 306 442

% 0.82% 31.43% 27.72% 40.04%

Sex Female Male

Nursing

(RN)

# 960 137

% 87.51% 12.49%

Nursing

(LPN)

# 5 2

% 71.43% 28.57%

Total # 965 139

% 87.41% 12.59%