Our West Palm Beach campus is proud to announce that its Associate Degree in Nursing program has been granted initial accreditation from ACEN.
After you have decided that you would like to pursue a career in the health industry, you will want to make sure that you pick the right school. The right school can mean a plethora of different things to different students.
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It may have been four years ago, but people who received red light tickets prior to 2010 will be eligible for a refund, thanks to the Florida Supreme Court.
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We all have busy schedules these days, and sometimes it is just not conducive to your schedule to go to campus for classes. Because of this, Health Career Institute offers distance learning for general education courses to ease your schedule.
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Earning your associate of science degree in Emergency Medical Services at Health Career Institute requires a total of 60 credits. This program will prepare you for career advancement and increased employment opportunities in the field. The EMS program is a combination of the EMT-Paramedic curriculum, along with general education courses.
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If you are looking to attend Heath Career Institute for the Paramedic diploma program, you have come to the right place. Here we will give you a brief overview of what you can expect once you are accepted for this program.
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The Emergency Medical Technician diploma program at Health Career Institute is a one-semester program, which breaks down to four months and 12 credits. In this program, you will receive 40 hours of ride time and 10 hours of hospital time.
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Are you thinking about attending Health Career Institute to receive your associate of science degree in Nursing? The following will give you a brief overview of what courses and credits you are to expect when you attend this West Palm Beach postsecondary institution to reach your career goals.
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If you are looking to become a firefighter, but aren’t sure what type of education you should receive, you have come to the right place. A high school diploma or the equivalent will suffice, but it is beneficial to receive a formal education for future promotions.
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If you are thinking about becoming an EMT or Paramedic, you will want to do a little research. What will your life be like, how will your life change, are you prepared for the commitment, and what kind of education do you need? These are all very important questions to know the answers to before pursuing a career as an EMT or a Paramedic.
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Your eyes are tired, but you spread a smile across your face for your patients as you do your usual rounds at the hospital, updating the charts. You’re not used to the 12 hour shifts, but slowly your body is adjusting. Are you ready to be a nurse?
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