Our Fort Lauderdale campus is proud to announce that its Associate Degree in Nursing program has been granted initial accreditation from ACEN.
EMTs and Paramedics both work in emergency medical services. What are the differences and similarities between EMTs and Paramedics? Let’s compare the EMT and Paramedic diplomas to find out.
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Did you know that you can earn a Fire Science degree right here in Florida? Health Career Institute offers an associate of science degree in Fire Science at our West Palm Beach location.
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You can become a nurse with either an ASN or a BSN degree. Both of these degrees prepare you for an entry-level career in nursing. There are a few key differences between these two nursing degrees, though.
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Paramedics face challenges every day. There are many reasons why you have chosen to become a Paramedic, and all of them are valid reasons.
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How can firefighters advance their careers? In addition to gaining experience, firefighters should consider earning a fire science online with HCI.
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FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA: A southeast-area college has moved into a new facility, increasing its size to approximately 20,000 square feet, and adding class offerings in training and education for Emergency Medical Services (EMS) and Nursing students.
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The future of nursing is now. We have entered 2019, and the nursing field is growing to accommodate for the changing needs of patients.
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Once you have worked as a firefighter for a few years, you may be considering a promotion to Fire Officer I or Fire Officer II. These jobs serve a supervisory role within the fire department. What are the 2019 job projections for Fire Officer I and Fire Officer II? Let’s take a look.
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An Associate of Science in Emergency Medical Services, or an AS in EMS, might be just what you need to bolster your career in pre-hospital emergency care.
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Did you know that you can earn your RN in 72 credit hours? The associate of science in nursing at HCI is designed to train nurses for working in the field in only 20 months.
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