Nurse school training courses in Anchorage, AK (public, in-house or online)

The Licensed Practical Nurse (L.P.N.) program training is offered in the Anchorage area.

Licensed practical nurses provide care for people who are sick, injured, convalescing, and developmentally disabled, under the direction of physicians and registered nurses. Most LPN’s provide basic bedside care. LPN’s in nursing homes, in addition to providing routine bedside care, may also help evaluate residents’ needs, develop care plans, and supervise nursing aides. In doctors’...

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Certified Nurse Assistant training is offered in the Anchorage area. In addition, a Certified Nurse Assistant Reciprocity Course, and Licensed Practical Nurse are also offered.

Nationwide there is a shortage of nurses and nursing assistants. As the people of Alaska age over the next 10 years, this shortage is expected to increase. All over our State, healthcare facilities are constantly looking for qualified, skilled, care givers. In response to those needs, AVTEC developed a Certified ...

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The online Legal Nurse Consulting Certificate program is designed for experienced registered nurses who are interested in combining their clinical experience with specialized legal knowledge enabling them to serve as liaisons between the legal and health care fields. The online legal nurse program will provide the legal knowledge required to evaluate, analyze, and offer informed opinions on the delivery of health care and resulting outcomes. The legal nurse certificate program of study combines ...

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The MSN curriculum provides students with the knowledge and experience to assume leadership positions in overall health care delivery and fulfill the fundamental requirements to teach in basic nursing programs, engage in nursing practice as clinical specialists, and secure middle- and top-level administrative positions in health care agencies.

Intended for RNs with a diploma or an associate degree in nursing who want to obtain their BSN degree. Students must take 39 additional upper division nursing credits and meet current NMSU Undergraduate Catalog Requirements as well as specific general education common core requirements.

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