The Nursing program at St Lawrence University Institute equips students with the essential clinical judgment, critical thinking skills, and compassionate care philosophy needed to excel as licensed professional nurses in diverse and evolving healthcare settings. This science-intensive program offers a comprehensive foundation in anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, patient assessment, and evidence-based practice, alongside extensive hands-on training and clinical rotations. Graduates are prepared to provide holistic, patient-centered care across the lifespan and lead healthcare quality improvement initiatives.
The goal of the Nursing program is to develop competent and ethical Registered Nurses prepared for entry-level practice, leadership roles, and a commitment to lifelong learning in the healthcare profession. The program focuses on:
Clinical Competence: Mastering direct patient care skills, from health assessment and medication administration to emergency response and complex care coordination.
Evidence-Based Practice (EBP): Integrating the best available research evidence with clinical expertise and patient values to make optimal care decisions.
Leadership and Quality Improvement: Developing skills in patient safety, population health, systems thinking, and leading interprofessional teams to enhance healthcare outcomes.
Professionalism and Ethics: Upholding the highest standards of moral and legal conduct while demonstrating cultural humility and advocating for patients.
Diverse Clinical Settings: Providing practical experience across various specialties, including pediatrics, adult-gerontology, mental health, and community health.
Nursing is offered at the undergraduate level (Higher National Diploma, Bachelor of Technology and Bachelor of Science) and at the postgraduate level (Master of Technology and Master of Science).
NURSING YEAR 1 Semester 1
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