Earning Your BSN at a Private School
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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.
Read moreOur Fort Lauderdale campus is proud to announce that its Associate Degree in Nursing program has been granted initial accreditation from ACEN.
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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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Becoming a registered nurse (RN) is an excellent first, second, or final step for individuals seeking a fulfilling, life-changing career in nursing.
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Deciding you’re ready to become a nurse and that this is the career path for you is the first step in embarking on an exciting, life-changing journey.
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Some use the oven timer; others set a daily recurring reminder on their phones.
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At every turn, advances in technology and newly-developed or adopted tools and mechanisms are helping people do their jobs better.
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The health career industry is a widely varied one, with many facets and outlets for different skills, personalities, passions, and motivations.
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When you’ve decided you’re ready to begin your journey toward a career change, or are prepared to continue your schooling to become a nurse, the next step is deciding on the logistics—namely, where you’ll study and train for your nursing credentials.
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If the career you chose after college or high school isn’t fulfilling you anymore, or perhaps your industry is experiencing turbulence, you might be considering a career change.
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When it comes to the many facets of nursing, from studying and training to sending patients home with care plans, it’s okay to ask for help to get the important job done.
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