Professional RN Courses

SEQUENCE OF COURSES

The nursing portion of the curriculum is composed of twelve core courses with the exception of the LVN Options, Route 3 and Route 4. Courses are taught in the modular format and course length ranges from three and one-half weeks to eight weeks, with the exception of Nursing 347. Courses are to be taken sequentially as outlined in the College Catalogue and in the basic R.N. Curriculum.

Units

Within each course, learning is enhanced by the organization of content into discrete units. A unit is self-contained instruction and learning activities (readings, audiovisuals, laboratory practice) needed to master the unit and course objectives. The learning of unit objectives may take place in the clinical setting, practice laboratory, classroom, during independent study, and in observational experiences.Units may vary in length from one to four weeks. Students are encouraged to prepare for the scheduled unit objectives prior to lecture and discussion. Testing comprehension of theory follows each unit, and a practicum of selected clinical skills may be given at the end of the course.

Core Nursing Courses

FIRST SEMESTER UNITS

SECOND SEMESTER UNITS

THIRD SEMESTER UNITS

FOURTH SEMESTER UNITS

Nursing Faculty and Staff Contacts 

Registered Nurse Program:

ADN Courses

ADN Course Descriptions

Program Routes

CNA Program

Elective Courses

LAHC Nursing:Mission and Philosophy

LAHC Nursing:Conceptual Framework

Prospective Nursing Students

Current Nursing Students


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