| Pre-Nursing Seminars | Associate Degree Nursing The registered nurse may be employed in a wide variety of health care settings, such as hospitals, long-term care facilities, clinics, physicians' offices, industry, and community health agencies. Approved by the North Carolina Board of Nursing and accredited by the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission, the five-semester Associate Degree Nursing program provides the knowledge and skills needed to function effectively in all areas of the profession. Clinical and classroom experiences represent an integrated approach, with the student moving from simple to complex nursing concepts and skills. The classroom portion of the program is taught during the day. Clinical experiences are more flexible, with day and limited evening rotations available at health care facilities throughout the Triangle area. A new student may enroll in the fall semester. Students are required to have CPR certification and be a certified Nursing Assistant I before entering the first nursing course. Students who are licensed as a Practical Nurse may be enrolled as an advanced-standing student. Program graduates are awarded the Associate in Applied Science degree. Merit based scholarships |
Spring Semester 2012 Advising: The best way to learn about your academic advisor's appointment availability is to come to campus and sign up for an appointment on their office door. Additional nursing advising times are available on the sign up sheets available on the bulletin board across from the Nursing office in the DurhamTech/GlaxoWellcome Technology Center, room 940. |
| Essential Nursing Skills | ||
| Enrollment Process | ||
| Enrollment Slideshow | ||
| Admissions Points | ||
| Application Packet | ||
| TEAS Testing | ||
| Answers to Common Questions | ||
| Plan of Study | ||
| Course Descriptions | ||
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| ADN Handbook | ||
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| Practical Nursing | ||
| Nurse Aide I | ||
| Please Note: Effective February 14, 2011, all students applying to Health Technologies program must meet the English language requirement. | ||
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