Newspaper for sale! Denver’s Nursing Star first started publishing on April 22, 2002. Created and published by Metro Publishing, L.L.C. of Oklahoma City; It’s time to get local. This is a VERY VALUABLE, UNIQUE and excellent investment opportunity for a Nursing Professional, Nursing or Healthcare Organization, Entrepreneur, Doctor/Medical Group - or the perfect fit for a suburban newspaper group. This newspaper needs a local touch. Revenues should be more than $1M per year. This opportunity will include everything you need. * Computer(s) * Media Kit – including Recruitment, Retail and online advertising rates. * Publishing Software –with training * Billing Software – with training * Weekly Newspaper Templates – including the yearly “National Nurses Week Special Section” * Active and Profitable website with lot’s of potential (this site is presently receiving more than 150,000 hits per thirty day period (May 11th – June 10th 2007) * Direct Mail List * Single Copy Distribution List (with delivery agents) – this list includes healthcare facilities and retail locations throughout the Denver Metro area and nursing programs throughout the state. * Training and consultation. This opportunity also includes all billing and sales contact information, as well as bound volumes and digitally archived issues for the past five years. We’ve done the work for you! With this newspaper you will inherit a number of fantastic columnists and established professional writers. This is the whole newspaper! Excellent recruitment tool! For more information call Steven R. Eldridge, Publisher, at 720-283-2209 Denver's Nursing Star is published throughout the Denver metro area. With more than 19,525 e-publication readers and more than 34,883 online each week, Denver's Nursing Star is the largest health care publication in Colorado. If you have a news idea, press release, announcements or personnel changes that affect the industry - call 720-283-2209 or email news@denvernursingstar.com COPYRIGHT © 2005 METRO PUBLISHING L.L.C. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED This www.denvernursingstar.com website is owned and operated by METRO PUBLISHING L.L.C. and contains material that is protected by international copyright, trademark and other intellectual property laws and unless otherwise specified, is intended for your personal, noncommercial use only. Images and information contained on this site may not be modified, copied, reproduced, republished, uploaded, posted, transmitted or distributed for commercial use in any way. You may download material from this site and may use this site for personal and non-commercial use, provided all copyright and other proprietary notices remain intact.

Barbara Gehrett-Moore, RN, and Department of Education coordinator at The Children's Hospital at Parker Adventist, and Kari Allen, RN, are both part of the Parker leadership team and have been with the facility since 2004. Photo by Sid Goldwell

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Each week we visit with health care professionals throughout the Denver area. If you would like us to visit your facility, please email our editor, Crystal Beshear, at: news@denvernursingstar.com

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