Our West Palm Beach campus is proud to announce that its Associate Degree in Nursing program has been granted initial accreditation from ACEN.
Nursing is a high-demand career field. While it requires a certain level of education and training, beginning a career in Registered Nursing does not mean several more years of college and an extensive residency before entering the field.
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Paramedics provide advanced pre-hospital care for emergency rooms and ambulances. They might work on-site for a company that needs emergency care staff on hand or they might hold positions at other medical facilities.
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The firefighter career path can be as unique as the firefighter. Every firefighter begins their career by working for a local fire department. Training can be completed directly with a fire department or through an approved career school like Health Career Institute.
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Becoming a Registered Nurse (RN) is not out of reach! Whether you want to make a total career change or just want to advance in the medical profession from an EMT or a Paramedic, becoming an RN does not take as long as you might think.
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Firefighters control fires to keep them from spreading. We know to call the fire department if a fire starts in our kitchen when trying to cook dinner or someone’s grill fire gets out of control.
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Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) will be the first on the scene. When it comes to an emergency, time becomes extremely important.
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Have you been considering a career as a nurse? Nursing is a high-growth career field with opportunities in Fort Lauderdale and surrounding areas.
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EMTs and Paramedics both work in emergency medical care for hospitals or other medical facilities.
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Days will vary for a career as an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT). Some days will have several emergencies, while others might not have as many incidences. EMTs have a lot that comes their way.
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Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) can be the frontliners in many emergency situations. When someone calls for help and needs an ambulance, an EMT can be on board to perform life-supporting services until the patient has been transported to the emergency room.
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