Dec 28, 201411 yr I am in search of a hospital based nursing program. I currently work within a hospital as a nurse assistant. Really want to relocate so all and any info will help me.
Dec 28, 201411 yr Admin The BON of the state should have a list of approved programs that allows for eligibility to take NCLEX following graduation. That's a good place to start.
Dec 28, 201411 yr These are few and far between nowadays. I know of one diploma/hospital based nursing program still in existence in my state.
Dec 28, 201411 yr Expert Some states have no diploma programs at all any more. PA, for some reason, seems to be the last bastion of diploma programs and still has quite a few. OP, what state are you in? Are you willing to relocate anywhere?
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Dec 29, 201411 yr Expert I am in search of a hospital based nursing program. I currently work within a hospital as a nurse assistant. Really want to relocate so all and any info will help me.Going to a diploma program will really limit your ability to find a position.
Dec 29, 201411 yr I know of one in Indiana and one in New Hampshire.Brockton Hospital's School of Nursing still operates here in MA, no?
Dec 29, 201411 yr Expert Brockton Hospital's School of Nursing still operates here in MA, no?Yup and thy hire their own grads...the program is small and competitive. There is one in New Hampshire.....St Joes I believe but it is a ASN program hospital based...St Joes is a nice ASN program
Dec 29, 201411 yr Expert In Indiana the one I know of Is St Elizabeth's in Lafayette Indiana the Home of Purdue University another great program that keeps their grads for the most part.
Dec 29, 201411 yr St. Elizabeth School of Nursing in Lafayette, IN is no longer diploma based. They are now a BSN program in conjunction with St. Joe College in Rensselaer, IN. Great program!
Dec 30, 201411 yr Watts in Durham NC is diploma associated with Duke, Duke hires them (obviously no ALL of them, but they do hire diploma nurses)
I am in search of a hospital based nursing program. I currently work within a hospital as a nurse assistant. Really want to relocate so all and any info will help me.