By Stacey Burling Inquirer Staff Writer While John Jerzak, a newly licensed registered nurse, was looking for a job this spring, he stumbled into a controversy that has been simmering for decades among nurses. The 55-year-old former airline worker thought a predicted shortage of nurses would ensure him a secure, well-paid job. But he discovered that growing numbers of Philadelphia hospitals do not think his brand of R.N. - one you can earn at a community college - is good enough. They want only...
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