The student, along with academic advisors, will structure a program which best meets the career goals of the student. There is flexibility within the program to individualize the curricula. The community provides a rich resource for clinical facilities in which to obtain patient care clinical or management preceptorships. Arrangements will be made to complete these experiences outside the city if specific clinical settings are needed to develop advanced practice skills. Highly qualified faculty teach cutting edge information with direct application to clinical practice.
Students can choose a pace which best fits their needs.
The course of study provides an opportunity to expand technical expertise along with advanced educational experiences. Skills in management, health promotion, critical thinking and communication are developed. Students are expected to have computer skills upon entering Beth-El. If not, students can take an introduction to computer course for 3 credits. The student is prepared to become certified as a paramedic.