Associate Degree in Nursing and Health Care

A degree in nursing provides graduates with nearly limitless job opportunities in the healthcare industry. Jobs working in clinical research, special care, cardiology, and emergency rooms are widely available nationwide. A nursing degree will help open the door to getting these jobs highly more likely. Many nurses work long hours, as many as 60 hours per week; however, the benefits are great, and the warm feelings that come with helping people and making a difference more than offset this fact.

University of Phoenix

For those interested in the health care field, University of Phoenix offers health administration programs. These programs can help you develop the knowledge and skill set needed in a variety of health care and related health settings.

University of Phoenix nursing programs*, which are accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education, can help registered nurses develop their professional skills and knowledge.
*The Bachelor of Science in Nursing and Master of Science in Nursing programs at University of Phoenix are accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (aacn.nche.edu).

Associate- Nursing and Health Care

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Virginia College Online

Practical Nurses work in hospitals, clinics and nursing homes. Employment prospects are excellent and there are many more opportunities emerging. Employment of Practical Nurses is projected by the Bureau of Labor Statistics to grow much faster than average as healthcare expands outside the traditional hospital setting. Home healthcare services are also expected to grow faster than average because of the growing number of older persons and technological advances that make it possible to bring increasingly complex treatments into the home.

Associate of Science- Health Sciences - Practical Nursing:- The Health Sciences Associate of Science degree program gives students the opportunity for a concentration in Practical Nursing while earning an associate degree. This program is designed to better prepare students for career opportunities in the medical field while it strengthens and broadens the student’s skills in other areas.
Associate Degree in Nursing :- For those with a healing heart…the new Associate Degree in Nursing program at Virginia College Want a nursing career for all the right reasons? Do you value the opportunity to offer the best patient care? Then the new Nursing degree program at Virginia College is for you! This associate degree in nursing program gives you the strongest possible knowledge, skills and abilities to allow you to provide safe, effective care in your nursing career. Successful nursing program graduates will be eligible to apply for licensure with a state board of nursing.

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