2020 Nursing Grads Receive Pins
St. Petersburg College awarded more than 350 Associate in Science in Nursing degrees and 220 Bachelor of Science in Nursing degrees in 2020.
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EMS Faculty Pens New Book
SPC faculty member Paul Serino has published a new book to help those interested in pursuing a career as an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) or Paramedic.
SPC Nursing Class of 2020 Celebrated
SPC School of Nursing’s Class of 2020 became the first class in the 64 years of the program to graduate via Zoom conference.
Third-grader shows Vet Tech a little love
The lives of SPC’s College of Veterinary Technology housed animals were recently enhanced through an elementary school’s community service program and a child with a soft spot for animals.
SPC Nursing Program Welcomes Accreditation Committee
The College of Nursing will host a site visit on Feb. 5 for continuing accreditation of its Associate of Science in Nursing program by the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN).
SPC Nursing Students Attend National Convention
Students from SPC’s Student Nurses’ Association networked and learned new things at the National Student Nurse Association’s annual convention.
SGA President Receives Distinguished Service Award
Brandi Jordan, the SGA President of the St. Petersburg College Health Education Center received the Bob Graham Distinguished Service Award.
SPC Health Ed Center Hosts Open House
St. Petersburg College’s Health Education Center will hold their annual Open House and Student Success Showcase event on Wednesday, April 17 at the Caruth Health Education Center, 7200 66th St N, Pinellas Park. The free event will be from 5 – 7 p.m., and is open to SPC staff, students and the community. The U.S. … Continue reading SPC Health Ed Center Hosts Open House
SPC Dental Hygiene BAS Program Celebrates 15 years
St. Petersburg College’s Dental Hygiene BAS program celebrates 15 years in addition to the many successes of its graduates.
EMT Grad Volunteers, Helps Disaster Victims
St. Petersburg College student Tyler Nastasiak has logged more than 200 hours with the American Red Cross as part of the organization’s disaster relief efforts.