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To address barriers in nursing education and workforce shortages, a nursing professional development practitioner serves as a workforce development manager in an academic health system. This nursing professional development practitioner implements strategic academic-practice partnerships, supports nontraditional learners, and fosters early exposure to nursing careers.
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