Our West Palm Beach campus is proud to announce that its Associate Degree in Nursing program has been granted initial accreditation from ACEN.
Drones have made firefighting in remote areas much easier. The flying machines can reach places that firefighters are unable to reach and go into higher temperatures than humans can handle.
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More men are joining the scores of nurses at hospitals and medical centers. Nursing careers provide high-demand skills to the healthcare field. Women have led the forefront of nursing, but men are beginning to realize the potential of this field.
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A skilled firefighter who drives a fire truck would have to be able to handle a 50,000 lbs. vehicle as it rounds a corner to get to its destination.
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Firefighting has entered a new generation. As veterans retire, new firefighters join the ranks.
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The caregiving nature of the nursing field has often been relegated to being “women’s work.” Women have been entering male-dominated industries for years.
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Nursing careers are still in demand in the Lauderdale Lakes and Northern Miami region. Health Career Institute’s Ft. Lauderdale campus provides aspiring nurses with the education and training needed to work within local hospitals, community health centers, nursing homes, and more. What does it take to earn a nursing degree in Lauderdale Lakes?
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Emergency Medical Technicians, or EMTs, provide the pre-hospital care that patients need before they reach the hospital.
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Paramedics are advanced-level Emergency Medical Technicians (EMT). In fact, Paramedics are often referred to as EMT-Paramedics. Earning a Paramedic degree in Lauderdale Lakes is possible at HCI’s Lauderdale Lakes campus.
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Have you been considering a career as an Emergency Medical Technician in Miami? At HCI’s Lauderdale Lakes campus, you can train to become an EMT in as little as four months.
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Nurses are trained medical professionals who work alongside doctors. Nurses help to coordinate patient care with doctors and surgeons.
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