U.S.A. Indiana
Published Jul 8, 2004
Go Warriors! Any alumni here besides me?
In 2004, I was accepted into the ADN program and posted this question:
"I was wondering what you think/thought about the nursing program?"
If you are alumni or thinking about applying, join the thread!
elizabeth8503RN, MSN, EMT-B, NP
145 Posts
I graduated from IHCC in 2005 from the ADN program and then in 2006 for my RN program and got my AA degree. I am 3-4 classes short of getting my BSN from University of Iowa. I thought that the IHCC program was pretty good, but that is my opinion.
omotzury
65 Posts
Anyone in this forum still attend IHCC....... i just got admitted and i was looking to meet anyone that attends.......Thanks
S.N. Visit, BSN, RN
1,233 Posts
Congratulations to you!!! Hopefully other IHCC students will join the thread.
ohhhhh yea i hope so and thanks alot.........do u still live in ottumwa and do the hospitals pay well?????? Thanks
Most of the area hospitals in Southern Iowa offer new grads anywhere from $17-21 per hour. Kirksville, MO. offers considerably more as well as Des Moines area hospitals.
These are some of IHCC hospital clinical sites :
http://www.mahaskahealth.com/careers-volunteers/index.php Oskaloosa
http://www.kach.org/job.html Knoxville
http://www.orhc.com Ottumwa
http://www.pellahealth.org/ Pella
http://www.mchalbia.com/ Albia
http://www.daviscountyhospital.org/ Bloomfield
http://www.jchospital.org/ Fairfield
http://www.mercycenterville.org/ Centerville
http://www.lchcia.com/ Chariton
http://www.keokukhealthsystems.org/ Keokuk
ohhhh...Thanks so much for the information..........do u know if any or what hospitals in Iowa can sponsor or pay for my nursing school and then work for them in return???????? Thanks for the information......
I don't know. I do know MHP & ORHC will at least pay for RN to BSN classes through their tuition reimbursement programs. There are several nursing homes that offer to pay for CNA, LPN & RN.
Call the hospital Human Resource Dept. to see what they offer.
You can always get a student loan through FASFA http://www.fafsa.ed.gov/ if the tuition reimbursement program doesn't pan out.