Undergraduate Program
Practical Nursing (LPN) Program
Our 12-month intensive program prepares graduates for entry-level employment through theoretical coursework, hands-on clinical experience, and advanced simulation training.
Comprehensive Curriculum
Complete 1,350 total clock hours designed to provide a solid foundation in nursing principles and medical-surgical care.
Hands-on Clinicals
Gain real-world experience through 465 hours of direct clinical rotations at top-tier healthcare facilities.
Advanced Simulation
Master critical skills in a safe environment with 210 hours dedicated to nursing simulation and lab practice.
NCLEX-PN Readiness
Our curriculum is strategically aligned with the National Council Licensure Examination requirements to ensure board eligibility.
Learning Methodology
Theoretical Excellence
Engage in 675 hours of rigorous classroom instruction covering anatomy, pharmacology, and nursing ethics.
Practical Mastery
Utilize our fully equipped skills lab to practice maternal, pediatric, and geriatric care techniques.
Transition to Practice
Develop leadership and delegation skills in your final rotation to prepare for a professional nursing role.
Key Course Modules
Medical-Surgical Nursing
Learn to manage complex adult health disorders and prioritize care through the holistic nursing process.
Pharmacology & IV Therapy
Master medication administration and essential intravenous therapy skills required for modern nursing.
Maternal & Pediatric Care
Study specialized nursing care for newborns, children, and families across diverse developmental stages.
Mental Health Concepts
Understand behavioral management and support systems to promote social and emotional well-being.
Career Outcomes & Objectives
Professional Ethics
Uphold the high standards of the nursing profession and the Nurse Practice Act of Florida.
Patient Advocacy
Apply foundational principles to meet the physical and psychological needs of diverse patient populations.
Workforce Readiness
Exhibit strong organizational and employability skills sought by top medical employers in the region.
Restorative Care
Function as a vital member of the healthcare team, assisting patients in their journey toward independence.
Graduation Pathway
Diploma Requirements: To graduate, students must maintain a 2.0 GPA, complete all clinical hours, and pass the ATI Exit Exam with a minimum score of 75%. Upon completion, a Practical Nursing Diploma is awarded.