Practical Nursing Certificate

Practical Nurses are prepared to give skillful, bedside care that may include procedures, such as assisting individuals with hygiene needs, nutrition and elimination needs, assessing vital functions, administering medications, and performing wound care. There are employment opportunities that provide satisfying and rewarding work in a variety of settings. Practical nursing is best suited to individuals who are interested in people and enjoy assisting others. The curriculum of the Practical Nursing program is designed to include a blend of classroom activities and clinical experiences to provide the graduate with the knowledge and skills needed to assist individuals with health care needs. Upon completion, the graduate is eligible to take the licensing examination for practical nurses. The Practical Nursing Certificate requires a 2.00 or better cumulative grade-point average.

Philosophy of the Practical Nursing Program

Practical Nursing Certificate Curriculum

Career Outlook

Nursing Director:
Kelly Gray
(419) 755-4823
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Faculty:
Amy Arnett (Welsh)
Katie Danielson
Penny Snyder
 

Practical Nursing Certificate Classes

• BIOL1101 - Nutrition
• BIOL1550 - Microbiology
• BIOL1730 - Basic Anatomy & Physiology
• ENGL1010 - English Composition I
• PNUR1010 - Fundamentals of Practical Nursing
• PNUR1030 - Pharmacology
• PNUR2010 - Advanced Concepts of Practical Nursing I
• PNUR2030 - Advanced Concepts of Practical Nursing II
• PNUR2050 - Professionalism and Trends in Practical Nursing

Entrance Test

Nursing Entrance Test (TEAS) Information

Program Costs & Gainful Employment

Related Nursing Information

	Practical Nursing Admission Procedures
	Practical Nursing Advanced Standing Admission Procedures
	Practical Nursing to Associate Degree Nursing Articulation Curriculum
	Practical Nursing to Associate Degree Nursing Articulation Admission Procedures

An acceptable Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation (BCI&I) report/FBI background check and drug screening is required in order to begin the clinical sequence.

Related Programs/Organizations:

• Associate Degree Nursing
• NC State National Student Nurses' Association