Nursing school training courses in Dearborn, MI (public, in-house or online)

This 11-week program prepares you to work as a Nurse Aide. The program also makes a great foundation
for the associate degree program in nursing. Complete the 16 credits in the Nursing Assistant Program
successfully for an immediate job placement. If you begin work as a Nurse Aide, many employers will help
you pay for your associate degree!

Nurse Aides assist nurses in rendering care to clients with varying degrees of wellness and illness. They
work in acute and chronic se...

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LPNs (Licensed Practical Nurses) pursuing their-ADN (Associate Degree in Nursing) students who have
attended an accredited LPN program and who have an active Michigan PN license to practice are welcome
to apply to the nursing program at HFCC as advanced placement students.

Licensed Practical Nurses may earn credit toward their Associate Degree in Nursing by written examination
and demonstration of clinical competence, submission of a portfolio, or the taking of an accelerated ...

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Henry Ford Community College has Michigan¡¯s first associate degree nursing program, established in 1953.
The HFCC Nursing program has received national recognition for curricula design, teaching strategies and
for collaborative work with hospitals and nursing organizations in defining competencies of associate
degree nursing graduates.

The program of study combines 65 credits of General Education and nursing courses in the classroom with
selected laboratory and clinical ex...

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If you’re already an RN, you know that a career in nursing offers continual growth and advancement. A bachelor’s degree is generally required for growth into higher-level nursing positions, and a master’s degree is required for some.
Some opportunities for upward mobility are:

•Advanced Practice Nursing Role—Clinical nurse specialists, nurse anesthetists, nurse-midwives, and nurse practitioners
•Education Role - Teach in a college, university, or hospital setting
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Graduates of the Nursing Management concentration are prepared to handle a broad range of administration and management responsibilities. They can:

•Supervise nurses at all levels in hospitals, nursing homes, or any other type of healthcare facility.
•Work as health services managers, healthcare facility administrators, healthcare management, administrators, clinical managers, or health information managers.
•Become case managers and consultants.
What career opportunities are ava...

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