Nursing

The Heart of Healthcare

As a nurse, you learn how to care for patients by providing comfort, listening to their needs, and helping them heal. The reward comes from knowing your compassion and support make a real difference in their lives every day.

Choose Your Nursing Pathway

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  • Measuring and recording vital signs
  • Provide basic patient care (bathing, feeding, etc.)
  • Support patient mobility

Explore the 8 week Certified Nursing Assistant Program

  • Core competencies including communication, documentation, and infection control
  • Personal activities of daily living
  • Health monitoring and maintenance

Explore the 10 Week Prepare to Care: Health Support Professional Program

  • Administer medications and injections
  • Monitor and record vital signs
  • Assist with wound care and dressings
  • Provide basic patient care (bathing, feeding, etc.)
  • Collect samples for lab tests
  • Educate patients on health practices
  • Support patient mobility and rehabilitation

Explore the 1 ½ year Practical Nursing Diploma

  • Develop and implement patient care plans
  • Administer medications, including IV therapies
  • Perform advanced medical procedures (e.g., inserting catheters, starting IVs)
  • Conduct and interpret diagnostic tests
  • Educate patients and families on health conditions and treatments
  • Monitor and assess patient health status
  • Coordinate care with healthcare teams and manage patient records

Explore the 2 ½ year Associate Degree Nursing Program

The Future of Healthcare Education