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Our objectives are to instruct and train the next generation of caregivers to help our students acquire knowledge and technical skills.
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The mission of Grace School of Nursing is to prepare graduates to meet the health needs of a diverse population in a
variety of dynamic community environments.We aim to create a challenging, but nurturing learning environment that encourages
high expectations for success.
Our objectives are to instruct and train the next generation of caregivers by providing licensed healthcare and nursing programs; to help our students acquire knowledge and technical skills through demonstrations, actual operation of equipment and the use of hands-on training techniques and to prepare our students to meet the applicable licensure requirements of their program.
Whether you’re just beginning your career in health care or seeking a change of occupation,Grace School of Nursing programs will equips you with the skills and knowledge you need to accomplish your goal. Our trimester course schedules allow you to continue your classwork uninterrupted. This ensures you make the most of your time and money. Our Aim is to empower you to graduate ready to begin your successful nursing career..
Grace School of Nursing offer inclass and online classes. With small class sizes and hybrid learning environments designed to maximize student engagement. Our Hybrid class is a course that combines traditional, face-to-face “seat time” with some online learning activities. Studients can take advantage of the best features of both online and more traditional forms of learning. Grace School of Nursing programs prepare graduates to begin their successful nursing careers.
GSN Practical Nursing program will prepares you to participate in the planning, implementation, and evaluation of nursing care in hospitals Nursing Homes and extended care facilities. Students are introduced to the fundamentals of nursing. these are the basic principles on which nursing is founded. These fundamentals include patient assessment, communication and intervention. It is essential for nurses to start with these fundamentals when pursuing their education to ensure quality and patient-centered care.
GSN Strive to achieve the best in everything we do for our students. We hold ourselves to the highest ethical standards. To interact in an open, honest positive manner and be guided by our Lord and Savor Jesus Christ, and what is right. Working together with trust, openness, honesty and respect. GSN stand to build a culture where our students are motivated, engaged, valued and growing. Our students make the difference and are the essence of Grace School of Nursing Inc
Working in healthcare offers a range of careers and opportunities. With so many options available, it can be very difficult to know which profession to choose. when you are thinking about what to study. Let one of our admission Counselors help you make the right choice
People employed as a Patient Care Technicians have the following responsibilities:
take patients’ vital
signs
collect
specimens
perform
catheterizations
assist patients
with eating, personal hygiene and grooming
Taking care of patients is a typical entry point for many people into the healthcare field and does not
require a degree. From patient care, many choose to get a certificate to gain
knowledge, expand their skills and justify higher pay. Patient care technicians
are needed absolutely everywhere you can imagine and, therefore, have varied
“workplaces” including Hospitals’ Doctors Office, assisted living'
Patients Homes and Clinics.
A Certified nursing assistant, also known as a nurse assistant or CNA, provides health care for clients and patients at home, hospitals, Nursing Homes, and other facilities under the direction of a nurse. They often help people under their care perform day-to-day tasks. A CNA or certified nursing assistant is an important position in any Health Care setting. CNAs have many responsibilities that make them an integral part of the patient process in healthcare. While being a CNA is often considered an entry-level position.
Medical assistants are health care professionals who assist doctors in clinics, medical offices, and hospitals. They may show you to the exam room, take your vital signs, and check your height and weight. Medical assistants will ask about your symptoms and health concerns, and pass that information on to your doctor.
A medical assistant might do administrative tasks like: Answering phones and scheduling appointments Greeting patients and their families Filing and updating medical records Coding and completing insurance forms Making arrangements for a hospital visit or laboratory test Handling billing, bookkeeping, and general office mail
As a home health aide, you’ll engage in a variety of tasks that center around providing personal care and health-related services to patients who are unable to perform these tasks for themselves. You may also jump in to help with clients’ household chores, including laundry, light cleaning, and meal preparation. Registered nurses and/or social workers typically oversee and supervise the work of home health aides.
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A Personal Care Assistant (PCA) is a professional who assists the elderly, disabled or people in recovery with performing day-to-day activities. For example, they help with household chores, hygiene and mobility support.
The Patient Care Assistant diploma program at Grace School of Nursing prepares students with classroom training and practice as well as the clinical experiences to perform a full range of patient care duties or services under nursing or medical direction. They typically work alongside, nurses, CNA'S and other medical professionals to deliver and ensure quality patient care.