Nursing

Care, Heal, Healthy, Wellness, Long-Term Care

The DMACC Nursing Program and a career as a nurse is available to students who successfully complete the requirements of the nursing curriculum. As members of the nursing profession, nurses are accountable for their own nursing practice. The Nursing Program utilizes more complex nursing knowledge and skills to assess, plan, provide, evaluate and manage nursing care for patients in hospitals, long-term care facilities, and a variety of community-based healthcare settings and includes.

Program options include nursing, practical nursing, nurse aide, and more. For entry requirements checklists and more information on the nursing program, click on the Program Details button.

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