I think it would be helpful to list all LPN STNA and RN programs in different areas of Ohio. Google and other searches arent always complete or current. There's allot of progras I didn't know about that I found on this board.
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it has the listings by state, program type....ummm sorry but no stna programs are listed. You can find those at most technical schools...even in the paper
Stark State advisor told me that the waiting list is now very short due to many students have left for the new ADN programs opening in the area. So you may want to check it out.
I know this isn't a program in Ohio, but I just wanted to mention...for those of you who are concerned about financing Bachelor'sprograms...if you are presetly attending a community college, if your school has a Phi Theta Kappa chapter, check into that. Phi Theta Kappa is the international honor society of two-year colleges, and they have several excellent scholarship prgrams, both for attendance at the two-year shools and also for those continuing their eduation at four-year schools.
Specializes in Pediatric Intensive Care, Long Term care.
GREAT idea!!!!!
cincinnati, ohio
these are some of the stna programs i know of
1.) cincinnati state
2.) great oaks
3.) tri-state nurse aide training
4.) loving care nurse aide traing
5.) alternative haelthcare training
i myself will be attending stna classes at tri state nurse aide traing in one week. if anybdy has any questions or needs any of these numbers let me know
I am trying to see how much Miami Jacobs LPN course runs, they want me to come in and talk to them beforw they will even give me a ballpark figure and right now I just dont have the time for that...anyone have a clue?
I live in Lorain County and at Lorain County Community College or LCCC they have all types of medical programs. They have a STNA program, LPN, RN and they also do a University Partnership with The University of Akron for the BSN program. they also have Medical Assisting there along with many more in the "Allied Health and Nusing Division." I am currently taking my pre-requisites there. They do offer some online courses as well as television and on campus classes. Hope this gives more information to prospective students!
does anyone know if there is a way to become an rn in the cincinnati area without it taking 5 years and without paying over 30k for two years of school. I cant find any school that does not have a waiting list except those that want $280 dollars or more a credit hour. its really frustrating.
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you can try this site. http://www.nlnac.org/Forms/directory_search.htm
it has the listings by state, program type....ummm sorry but no stna programs are listed. You can find those at most technical schools...even in the paper