Our West Palm Beach campus is proud to announce that its Associate Degree in Nursing program has been granted initial accreditation from ACEN.
HIV/AIDS Nurses are specifically trained to provide care and assistance for patients suffering from AIDS, which is an incurable disease that attacks the immune system. HIV/AIDS Nurses spend plenty of time helping patients deal with the mental anguish of having such a severe disease.
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Informatics Nurses assists in the design, development, and modification of computerized health care systems. The profession involves improving information management and communications in the Nursing field in order to maximize efficiency, reduce costs, and further enhance the quality of care for the patients.
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Legal Nursing consultants are registered Nurses who use their expertise as health care providers in order to consult on medical-related legal cases. Legal Nurses assist lawyers in reading and understanding medical records and medical terminology in order to help achieve the best results for their clients.
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Geriatric Nurses, also known as erotological Nurses, are Nurses who specifically care for older patients. There is an extremely high demand for Geriatric Nurses, due to the fact that older people are much more likely to require medical services.
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It takes a special type of person to be a successful Holistic Nurse. This field of Nursing is very unique as it is a specialty practice that taps into traditional Nursing knowledge, theories, and expertise, but also requires much intuition.
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Gastroenterology Nurses provide care for patients who have known or suspected problems with their gastrointestinal tracts, or patients who are undergoing treatment for such problems.
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Critical Care Nurses focus their undivided attention on taking care of critically ill or unstable patients. These nurses mainly provide care to improve the physical and mental state of the critically ill.
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Emergency Nurses are quite different than other Nurses. They work with patients who do not yet have a diagnosis, and are suffering from unknown problems or illnesses. Emergency Nurses take care of patients who are in critical phases of illness and/or injury.
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Anesthesia Nurses are Nurses who specialize in the administration of anesthesia. In order to become a Certified Registered Nurses Anesthetist (CRNA), you must acquire graduate-level education, as well as board certification in the field of anesthesia. Anesthesia Nurses are the oldest specialty Nurses group in the United States.
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Case Management Nurses coordinate every aspect of the care of individual patients. Their job is to make sure all services and resources are being utilized properly and efficiently.
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