Vocational Nursing

The Vocational Nursing (LVN) Program is 600 hours theory and 1,000 hours clinical. There are three modules in the program:

Module One emphasizes Nursing Fundamentals. This module includes orientation; a review of basic nursing care (CNA), nutrition principles; psychology concepts; gerontology overview; pharmacology with medical math, oral and parenteral medications experience; pre-and postoperative care; the cardiovascular system; the respiratory system; the endocrine system; eye and ear disorders; and the gastrointestinal system will be reviewed with theory and clinical experience.
Module Two emphasizes Medical/Surgical Concepts. This module includes oncology nursing; genitourinary nursing; gynecological nursing; neurological nursing; orthopedic nursing; rehabilitation nursing; home health nursing, hematological nursing lymphatic and immune system nursing; emergency nursing; and leadership and supervision in nursing will be reviewed with theory and clinical experience.
Module Three emphasizes Maternity and Pediatrics. This module includes the reproductive system; prenatal care; labor and delivery; postpartum care; neonatal care; growth and development; perspectives of pediatric nursing; acute and chronic pediatric care; and health promotion will be covered.