Nursing program graduate, Alex Kanaan, elevated his career through St. Petersburg College’s program flexibility and his employer. As a current nursing professional, Kanaan was able to complete a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree with ease. The college of nursing supports current and future healthcare professionals with the opportunity for advancement through their transitional programs.  The learning environment fostered a community for advocate leaders in healthcare to excel in the workforce. Watch Alex’s success story.

SPC transitional nursing programs are flexible

SPC transitional nursing program help current healthcare professional advance their careers. Licensed Practical Nurses can earn credits for workforce experience toward an Associate in Science Nursing degree.  Paramedic professionals can also transition careers to a Register Nurse A.S. Nursing degree.

The transition nursing program takes two years to complete with classes offered during the day or evening. The learning environment provides lectures with hands-on clinical classes. Both transitional programs can lead to a Bachelors of Science in Nursing degree. All programs are approved by the Florida Board of Nursing.

SPC Nursing program students are workforce ready

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by 2020, 80% of nurses will be expected to meet have a bachelor’s degree in healthcare industry. SPC’s nursing program fundamentally prepares students to be workforce ready. Through innovative teaching and learning technologies, the nursing program community cultivate leaders.

Advance your opportunities with SPC College of Nursing.