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In this 320-hour course (200 hours of classroom/lab and 120 hours of externship) the students will learn how to maintain sterile operative fields, maintain inventory or medical inventory or medi…

In this 147-hour course (48 hours of classroom/lab of clinical externship) students will become acquainted with the proper handling of medications under the supervision of a pharmacist and be ta…

In this 93-hour course (53 hours of classroom/lab time and 40 hours of clinical) students will learn how to properly collect and prepare blood samples from all age ranges for medical and clinica…

Upon successful completion of the NCLEX-PN exam, the graduate can function under the supervision of a registered nurse and/or a physician and work in hospitals, doctor’s offices, nursing homes, …

Under the supervision of a registered nurse, a licensed practical nurse provides direct patient bedside care such as personal hygiene, treatments, and medication administration.

Nurses provide and direct others in the provision of nursing care to patients in acute care settings and a variety of other healthcare agencies.

Covers the principles of electrocardiography, EKG equipment operation, and interpretation of heart rhythms for diagnostic purposes in healthcare settings.

Teaches students the skills needed to safely and effectively draw blood from patients for medical testing and donation purposes.

The Certified Nursing Assistant Program provides courses of instruction and experience that will prepare individuals to be a qualified member of a health care team. This program is taught follow…

NWACC’s program lasts four years, or 640 hours of instruction and 8,000 hours of on-the-job training. This apprenticeship program is certified through the U. S. Department of Labor.