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Nobody Reaches More RNs, in More Ways, More Often
More than a million reasons why this is your most powerful recruitment solution!

 

Established. Trusted. Respected.

Every nurse makes a difference, which is why for more than 15 years NurseWeek has committed to serving all registered nurses with an array of high-quality, informative, motivating products and services. This long history of award-winning editorial and dedication to the nursing community is what makes NurseWeek unmistakably the most preferred publication for current nursing news, with 84% of RNs defining NurseWeek as an "important tool" for staying on top of the nursing industry.*

Nobody Reaches More RNs.

Mailed free of charge to the homes of actively licensed RNs, no other publication reaches more RNs. Our circulation to more than 1 million RNs is BPA audited and rotated to include nearly every RN in the states we serve.

Extremely Well Read!

Nurses in all stages of their profession, from all backgrounds and all clinical specialties, read and use NurseWeek on a regular basis. According to third party research: 80% of readers have taken one or more actions as a result of reading NurseWeek within the past year. "Actions" include responding to and/or referring a friend to an employment ad or article, an/or completing a CE course. In addition, 77% of RNs read at least 3 out of every 4 issues and upwards of 90% pass their issue along to a friend.*

Reader Demographics

Data projectable to include entire study audience, or virtually every RN in the 13 states surveyed at plus or minus 3% margin of error.

Age
 
Household Yearly
Gross Income
Under 25 1% Less than $30,000 3%
25-34 12% $30k-$39,999 8%
35-44 30% $40k-$49,999 10%
45-54 38% $50k-$74,999 28%
55-64 14% $75k-$99,999 21%
65 or older 4% $100k-$149,999 15%
$150k-$199,999 4%
$200,000 or more 2%
Avg. Income $82,146

Years of Nursing Exp.
Education
Less than 1 year 3%   RN Diploma 12%
1-5 years 23%   Associate Degree 32%
6-10 years 24%   Bachelor's Degree 40%
11-15 years 16%   Master's Degree 13%
16-20 years 12%   Ph.D. 1%
More than 20 years 20%    
Avg. No. of Years 12    
   
Currently Employed      
Yes 90%      
No 9%      

*Harvey Research, Inc. Reader Profile Study, 2000

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