Our West Palm Beach campus is proud to announce that its Associate Degree in Nursing program has been granted initial accreditation from ACEN.
Deciding to go to nursing school is a big step, and one that means you’re ready to commit to a career of helping people, serving the public, and being a key member of an important medical team.
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Paramedics play an important role in their communities, whether they are a designated part of the city or town fire department or work in tandem with a local or regional hospital or other ambulatory care center.
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The NCLEX is the last thing that will separate you as a future nurse from your dream career. It’s the culmination of all your schooling, clinical rotations, late-night study sessions, and pop quizzes.
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When you’ve decided a career in healthcare is for you, you’ve taken the first step toward pursuing your life’s calling.
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Dedicating your professional life to nursing means becoming a person who helps people, saves lives, comforts the sick and their families, and is heavily relied upon by the medical community.
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Some little boys and girls grow out of their childhood career aspirations to become a firefighter. Others know there’s no other profession for them!
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Every year during the first week of June (1–7), the American Heart Association reminds us of the importance of learning how to properly and safely administer CPR.
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Registered nurses, or RNs, are key to the functionality and procedures of many different types of medical centers.
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Becoming a firefighter means putting yourself in a career where others come first, and your safety is often risked for that of others.
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Are you ready and eager to begin your career as an emergency medical technician? If you’re exploring the field and know that a fast-paced, high-responsibility job where you’ll serve the community and help people on a daily basis is right for you, you may have realized that you’re ready to take the first steps necessary toward becoming an EMT.
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