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Licensed Vocational Nursing Program
Vocational Nursing

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The Vocational Nursing Program is a full-time one year program. It is also designed to allow students to transition from Licensed Vocational Nursing Program to the Associate Degree Nursing Program (ADN). After completing the one-year program, LVN graduates who have completed all ADN prerequisites are eligible to apply to the ADN program to become a Registered Nurse.

 

 

   

Students who are certified nursing assistants (C.N.A.) or students who successfully complete VN 215 Fundamentals of Nursing course have met one of the prerequisites on the way to applying to the VN program. At the completion of the VN program, the graduate is qualified to take the national council licensing examination for vocational-practical nursing (NCLEX-VN/PN).

   
Application period for Fall 2012 admission to the Vocational Nursing program will be from January 3rd to January 5th, 2012.
   

Program Orientation Meetings

Information Sessions

No information meetings will be held in January, June, July or August.
All interested candidates must attend one information meeting prior to acceptance to the program.

Vocational Program Overview

Click link for an overview of our Vocational Nursing Program requirements

VN Program Overview

   
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What is Needed Before Starting Clinical?
 

In order to comply with all standards established by the Orange County/Long Beach Consortium for Nursing and various clinical agencies attended by students throughout the program certain health and safety information and records must be maintained in each student file. 

All nursing programs require students to have a clear background check, health evaluation and immunizations, malpractice insurance, and a CPR card for Health Care providers - AED (American Heart Association only), as well as other requirements imposed by clinical training agencies. 
 
   

Health Requirements

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Health Before Clinical

Safety Requirements 

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Safety Before Clinical

   
   
   
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