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5HWXUQWR6HFWLRQ0HQXputer report) from the Human Resources Departmentof the respective facility listing specific dates.4. Satisfactory physical, mental, and dental health as certifiedby a licensed physician and dentist. Certificationof satisfactory health is a requirement for admission tothe nursing program. However, students will not berequired to show documentation until after acceptanceinto the program.5. Recommendation from the Nursing Selection Committee.6. Drug Screening after admission to the program.SELECTION PROCESS1. Applicants meeting the minimum requirements as ofMarch 1 will be rank ordered, highest to lowest, on aproduct score devised by multiplying the NLN compositepercentile score by the cumulative GPA in the followingprerequisite courses:Prefix Number Course Name Cr. Hrs.# BSC 1085C Human Anatomy &Physiology I 4ENC 1101 Freshman English I 3PSY 2012 General Psychology 3# MTB 2371 Math for Health Occupations 2# Must earn a grade of “C” or higher.2. In cases where all credentials are equal, the followingcriteria will be used in the given sequence to determinewho will be admitted into the program:A) Completion of any of the additional general educationcourses.B) Resident of service district.C) Completed application date.3. Applicants will meet with the Nursing Selection Committee.GENERAL INFORMATION1. South Florida Community College reserves the right todeny admission to any applicant who demonstrates thelack of required qualifications for the ADN program.Applicants must reapply if they wish to be consideredfor a subsequent class. Each class is selected fromthe new applicant pool.2. South Florida Community College provides equal accessto education programs to all, regardless of gender,race, religion, age, national origin, marital status,or disability. The College adheres to federal and statelaws controlling equal access/equal opportunity.3. Non-smoking - while being a non-smoker is not a criterionfor admission to the nursing program at SFCC,candidates who smoke are strongly encouraged, becauseof the responsibilities of health care providers, toconsider a smoking cessation program. Smoking isnot permitted in any of the nursing clinical facilities.4. All applicants should understand that completion of allor part of the general education courses required in thedegree does not guarantee acceptance into the program.5. Attendance Requirements - the nursing program atSouth Florida Community College has a stringent attendancepolicy. Unlike many programs, there are nomechanisms for the provision of make-up work for classroomor clinical experiences. It is imperative that theapplicants understand and agree to abide by the publishedattendance standards prior to entering the program.The attendance policy is published in the NursingStudent Handbook which specifies the number ofallowable absences for each portion of the program. Ifapplicants have life or health conditions that might hinderattendance, they may wish to consider another programor delay application until a strong commitment to attendancecan be made.6. Criminal Background Check - while a criminal historymay not prevent entry into the nursing program, an officialcriminal history background check will be requiredof each student. Some of the major providers of clinicalexperiences for students do not allow students with certaintypes of criminal history to participate in their facility.This fact may be cause for denial of entry into the programbecause the student cannot successfully completeclinical portions of the program. A criminal historymay also prevent the student from being allowed to takethe NCLEX examination for licensure by action of theFlorida Board of Nursing.ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTSRegular and punctual attendance in all classes and laboratories- by enrolling in a course, students obligate themselvesto attend regularly. In case of absence, it is the responsibilityof the student to contact the instructor prior tothe beginning of the scheduled class or clinical experience.Adherence to the policy of honesty in academic affairs - thestudent may be subject to administrative and/or disciplinarypenalties in acts of cheating, plagiarism, or failure tofulfill responsibilities in clinical areas.Achieve and maintain an overall GPA of 2.0 (“C” grade) orhigher in all general education courses - achieve and maintaina grade of 3.0 (“B” grade) in each and every nursingcourse. Theory and clinical grades are computed separately.Minimal passing grade for each is 80 percent;achievement in either theory or clinical of less than 80 percentconstitutes a failure in the course.Approximate additional costs:Uniforms $375Laboratory fees $325Textbooks $450Graduation pin $125Field trips $100Prefix Number Course Name Cr. Hrs.Summer TermNUR 2003C Nursing Transition 4**# MCB 2010C Microbiology (G.E.) 48129
5HWXUQWR6HFWLRQ0HQXFall Term*** NUR 2209C Medical-Surgical Nursing for Adults& Children II 12** SYG 2000 General Sociology (G.E.) 3*** NUR 2005C Nursing Skills Lab 217Spring Term*** NUR 2500C Nursing Care for Mental Health 6*** NUR 2403C Nursing Care of Parents & Infants II 6NUR 2931 Nursing Selected Topics 1* Humanities Elective (G.E.) 316Summer Term*** NUR 2801C Nursing Practicum 7* Subject to change.** These courses are not always offered in the sequence listed.Students may be required to complete them in a different sequence.*** Check the course descriptions for prerequisites.# Must earn a grade of “C” or higher.NURSE ASSISTANTOCCUPATIONAL CERTIFICATEProgram Code: 3390Description of Program: This program is designed to preparean individual to work as a nursing assistant in a hospital,nursing home, skilled nursing facility, and in otherhealth care settings. The participant should be able toprovide basic patient care to all age groups in a safe manner.Emphasis is placed on good clinical skills and effectivecommunication. Successful completion of the coursepermits the graduate to take the state exam for certification.Some weekend hours are required for clinical purposes.Special Requirements: (1) Successfully pass CPR prior toor during the first two weeks of classes to remain in program,(2) Score Reading - 8, Mathematics - 8, and Language- 8, on TABE test prior to registration.Length: 180 contact hoursPrefix Number Course Name Contact Hrs.HCP 0100 Nursing Assistant 180Home Health Continuing Workforce EducationThis course is developed in accordance with the FloridaDepartment of Children and Families guidelines for theHome Health Aide (Publication No. 10D-68.014, HomeHealth Aide Reg., Dept. Children & Families).Students taking this course will receive 40 hours of specializedinstruction designed to prepare the CNA for entrylevel employment in the home health field. Emphasis isplaced on communication, interpersonal relationships,nutrition, shopping, and home safety. Special Requirements:(1) Possess a Nurse Assistant certification fromthe State of Florida, (2) Current Adult CPR card, (3) First AidCard, recommended.Prefix Number Course Name Contact Hrs.VHZ 0506 Home Health 40PRACTICAL NURSING (LPN)OCCUPATIONAL CERTIFICATEProgram Code: 3400Description of Program: This program is designed to provideclassroom theory and clinical experience in nursingskills. The program includes the scientific principles of nursingcare common to all patients and the development of thebeginning skills necessary to implement a nursing careplan. Guided learning experience in the care of selectedpatients is provided in community facilities. Upon completionof the program, the participant is eligible to take theNCLEX exam for licensure as a Licensed Practical Nurse.The program is approved by the Florida Board of Nursing.This Board has the authority to deny a license to any applicantfound guilty of violating Florida Statute 464.018, (FloridaBoard of Nursing, Nurse Practice Act - Professional Regulations).Length: Eleven (11) months, eight (8) credit hours, 1222contact hours / 40.73 occupational credits130
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