Nursing school training courses in Birmingham, AL (public, in-house or online)

Graduates of the Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree program will:
1.Be proficient in the core nursing competencies of clinical/critical reasoning, patient safety, and quality improvement principles.
2.Conduct assessments of individuals, families, groups, communities, and populations as the basis for planning and delivering care.
3.Demonstrate effective communication and collaboration skills with patients and inter-professional teams to improve healthcare outcomes.
4.Integrate kno...

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The Vocational Nursing curriculum at Fortis provides the theory, laboratory and clinical experiences to prepare students to sit for the NCLEX licensure exam and pursue an entry-level position in Vocational Nursing. Nursing theory guides clinical practice. The clinical portion of the Vocational Nursing curriculum includes hands-on experience providing nursing care to diverse patient populations in hospitals and other health care agencies. In addition, the clinical atmosphere of the program will e...

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The Practical Nursing curriculum at Fortis provides the theory, laboratory and clinical experiences to prepare students to sit for the NCLEX licensure exam and pursue an entry-level position in Practical Nursing. Nursing theory guides clinical practice. The clinical portion of the PN nursing curriculum includes hands-on experience providing nursing care to diverse patient populations in hospitals and other health care agencies. In addition, the clinical portion of the PN program will enable the ...

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Fortis conveniently offers an associate degree nursing program at select campuses in Florida, Indiana, Ohio, South Carolina, Utah and Virginia. The Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) program is designed to provide students with high-quality academic and clinical instruction. The Fortis nursing curriculum provides the knowledge and skills to prepare students to sit for the NCLEX licensure exam and pursue a career as an entry-level registered nurse in a variety of clinical and hospital settings upo...

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With more than 2.5 million jobs, registered nursing today constitutes the largest healthcare occupation. The demand for more nurses is due to two major factors:

The aging population will result in more patients, and a larger number of nurses will be retiring from the workplace
New medical procedures will require greater nursing involvement
Today, registered nurses do more than ever before. Their responsibilities include recording patient health histories and symptoms, helping perf...

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