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Apprenticeships in Nursing: Back to the Future?

A recent report released by New America about apprenticeships in nursing sent shock waves through higher education communities concerning the direction of nursing education. The report detailed a program from Fairview Health Services in Minneapolis, Minnesota, in which an “apprenticeship” program was created to increase the proportion of bachelorprepared nurses (Love & McCarthy, 2018). An apprenticeship is a workplacebased training program that has the following characteristics (U.S. Department of Labor, 2018a):