Stevens-Henager College

Those people who want to become an RN can now complete the beginning of achieving that dream in 17 months for the first time in Utah. With Stevens-Henager ADN program which is recognized by the Department of Nursing in Utah, our graduates are well prepared to undertake the National Council of Licensing Examination for Registered Nurses (NCLEX). To be able to apply for licensure as a registered nurse in any of the 50 states or US territories, the applicant must pass the NCLEX.

Stevens-Henager understands how important education is, which is why you will find 4 areas of study, geared towards increasing your usefulness in the healthcare field, in our ADN program. Gerontological nursing, pediatric nursing, medical-surgical nursing, and critical care nursing are popular knowledge disciplines that are being pursued across Utah and the country.

A career choice that provides the lifetime of security that caregivers seek is the ADN program. Stevens-Henager is looking for students who have a desire to help people, want to take care of the needy, and will be capable of managing the health care for people whom are less fortunate.

Nursing Administration: Bachelor of Science Degree

The field of nursing has numerous opportunities for people with the proper skills and education, and the desire to give their very best to all aspects of the healthcare profession. The Bachelor of Science in Nursing Administration program at The Stevens-Henager College, is designed as a degree completion program enhancing career opportunities for practicing Registered Nurses, by supplying the appropriate skills and knowledge required for supervisory positions.

You can still have time for your family and friends, and complete your bachelor's degree in only twelve months using the FastFlex online programs.

The curriculum essentially focusses on the professional attitudes and values that are important to safe, ethical, culturally sensitive, and humanistic care comprising of, but not limited to, the following coursework:

• The Healthcare System
• Case Management
• Research in Nursing Practice
• Pathophysiology
• Professional Role Development
• Theoretical Foundations of Nursing
• Health Promotion & Disease Prevention
• Health Assessment
• Community & Family Health
• Psychological Aspects of Illness and Disability
• Evidence-Based Nursing
• Nursing Management and Leadership
• Sociology of Aging
• Advanced Interpersonal Communications
• Medical Ethics
• Human Resource Management
• Organization Behavior
• Nursing Informatics