Nursing Occupations
Program Description
Nurses touch the lives of people through caring. This comprehensive program provides students with academic and technical skill preparation in our onsite clinical laboratory where students train daily with licensed, professional registered nurses/instructors, using state-of-the-art simulation mannequins. These “Sim” patients allow students to practice and perfect their clinical skills in a variety of health care scenarios. Students will also participate in clinical experiences in hospitals, clinics, and long-term care facilities to enhance skills and provide career exploration opportunities. Students may complete requirements to become certified nursing assistants and earn up to 20 college credits. Students will also become certified in CPR and First Aid and will have the opportunity to join HOSA, a national student organization for students pursuing careers in health care. College credit may be earned at Delta College, Davenport University, and Ferris State University,
Students Can Earn:
4.0 cr. Nursing Occupations
Special Program Features
Students may participate in HOSA (Health Occupations Students of America), a national organization that provides opportunities to develop teamwork, personal leadership, and career skills valued by healthcare providers.
12th-grade students will complete and present senior projects.
Students participate in on-site clinical experiences at local hospitals and long-term healthcare facilities for approximately 90 hours of class time.
Participation in community service projects.
Unpaid and paid work-based learning experiences may be available.