Our Fort Lauderdale campus is proud to announce that its Associate Degree in Nursing program has been granted initial accreditation from ACEN.
Nursing is a broad, ever-expanding field with a constant need for trained, passionate, qualified professionals to fill the open roles.
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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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A career in nursing is rewarding, challenging, and life-changing. As a Registered Nurse (RN) or Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN), you’ll work as a part of a medical team to offer patient care, as resources for families, and support for doctors and other members of the nursing team.
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Health Career Institute is taking part in the 4th Annual WPBF Health & Wellness Festival, held Saturday, April 2 at The Gardens Mall in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida.
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Are you ready to launch your nursing career? Do you love helping people, offering support and assistance, and being a part of important medical care?
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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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January 2016, the new semester begins at Health Career Institute. HCI offers several programs for students who are thinking of going into the healthcare field. If you are interested in getting a bachelor degree, HCI offers a Bachelor of Science in Nursing program.
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January 2016 starts a new semester at Health Career Institute, and now is the time to start your application for our bachelor degree program, one of our associate degree programs, or one of our diploma programs.
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A clinical nurse leader is a fairly new role within nursing. Typically the role of a clinical nurse leader is to supervise the care of a specific set of patients, as well as the medical unit they work with.
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