I includes common daily needs, growth and development, and communications. Level II includes crisis intervention, regulatory and body systems functions, leadership, and transition to the profession. Levels III and IV continue to build on Level II with emphasis on decision making, patient education, delegation, and critical thinking in care delivery within the health care system. The Nursing Program reaffirms that its equal opportunity and non-discrimination policy is in accordance with all laws, executive orders, and college policies. CHM 101 or 105, ENG 101, and MPC 099 or higher placement.
Preference is given to students who have completed all courses.
Two of these courses must be completed before an applicant may be conditionally admitted. All of these courses and Nursing Assistant Certification must be completed prior to official program admission. 3. have a current nurse's assistant certification card. Applications will be examined beginning April 15. A point system is used to determine eligibility.