Practical Nursing and Associate Degree in Nursing classes start Monday, May 4th. Contact admissions for more info.
Maybe you’ve always dreamed of being a paramedic, rushing to emergency scenes and coming to the aid of people day in and day out, saving lives and making a difference.
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An RN or registered nurse has successfully completed an associate’s degree in nursing (ADN) program, which generally takes up to about two years of study.
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Nurses are an important component of any healthcare team or facility.
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The right software makes jobs and work easier. It makes projects and workers more efficient, and makes data and information more secure.
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Though often used interchangeably in media or by those outside the emergency medical services (EMS) industry, an emergency medical technician (EMT) and a paramedic (EMT-P) are not the same, and those individuals perform different—though both important—functions on an EMS team.
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Thinking of starting a career or a volunteer position as a firefighter? The profession is one of great importance to the community you’ll serve, and there are dozens of great reasons to join the fire department.
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On the path of figuring out your life’s purpose or your professional calling, you might feel encouraged by thinking about the perks and benefits of different types of careers.
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The timing has never been better to explore a career in nursing.
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When you’re ready to head back to school, or enroll in a higher education for the first time, you likely feel ready to just dive right in and get started.
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After you’ve gained some experience working in the medical field and specifically patient care as an EMT, whether you are a volunteer EMT-B or a paramedic (EMT-P), you might find yourself desiring to advance your career and expand upon the opportunities available to you.
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