Our Fort Lauderdale campus is proud to announce that its Associate Degree in Nursing program has been granted initial accreditation from ACEN.
After all of your hard work in nursing school and clinicals, it’s finally time to start hitting the pavement with your resume and certificate in hand.
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Most students will agree: the greatest in-classroom learning experiences often come from teachers who have experience in the area they’re teaching in, or who have filled the roles the students hope to one day obtain.
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A combination of increased need for care and an inflated aging and retired population has medical professionals across the state of Florida worried: is a massive and problematic shortage of skilled and qualified nurses going to mean massive problems for the population?
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The nursing profession is an important and respected one that demands a lot of those who enter it and rewards them in various and immeasurable ways.
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Florida legislators are proposing a measure that could serve to aid the state in what’s being described as a nursing crisis, wherein there are more vacant nursing positions than there are skilled, qualified, and willing healthcare providers to fill them.
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Embarking on a career in healthcare doesn’t necessarily mean medical school, rotations, and nearly a decade of schooling.
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Health Career Institute is the perfect place to launch your career in nursing. Nurses play a key and irreplaceable role in the medical world, providing medical care, assisting doctors and other healthcare providers, offering familial support, and much more.
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If a career in nursing is calling to you, you know there’s no other job that will satisfy that need to work in the medical field, helping people and offering the best in patient and family services.
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Health Career Institute programs address the existing and future acute shortage of nurses.
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The top ten careers of 2016 were rated on a scale of 1-10 and given points of whether the career was excellent, good, average, poor, or bad. Ratings are based on salary, educational requirements, job availability, and work environment.
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