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HCI College Achieves One of Florida’s Highest Nursing Licensure Exam Pass Rates for 2022

HCI College, a private post-secondary nursing school, announced this week that it achieved an 89.1 percent National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) pass rate at its West Palm Beach campus in 2022 – one of the highest first-time pass rates of all AD-RN programs in South Florida.

The college’s nursing program flourished, achieving an NCLEX pass rate at its West Palm Beach campus, above the national average of 77.91 percent.

Is Becoming An RN Right For You?

Nurses work with patients every day. They coordinate patient care, explain treatment plans to patients, and administer healthcare to patients.

Nursing as a Profession

The nursing profession has been around in some form for as long as people have existed. As medical knowledge and technology has advanced, so has nursing as a profession.

LPN to RN: The Possible Benefits to Your Career

Becoming a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) is a fast way to start your career in nursing. Most LPN programs last a few months to a year. You gain practical experience as a nurse.

How to Become a Registered Nurse in Florida

Registered Nurses (RNs) must be licensed to practice. You have to be able to demonstrate knowledge and understanding of medicine and patient care.

How Long Does It Take To Become a Registered Nurse?

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.

From Paramedic to RN: Find Out How

Transitioning from a paramedic to a registered nurse is a big step that you can make in your career within the healthcare industry.

Registered Nurses Rated Number 1 in Best Medical Careers for 2016

The top ten careers of 2016 were rated on a scale of 1-10 and given points of whether the career was excellent, good, average, poor, or bad. Ratings are based on salary, educational requirements, job availability, and work environment.