Career Transition into Professional Nursing

Nurses are more than doctors' assistants. They're caregivers. They tend to and nurture patient needs. They care for their patients and comfort friends and family. They teach and help others maintain their health. They are a vital part of the healing process.

In Central Florida, across the United States, and throughout the world, there is a critical shortage of nurses. Seminole State's Career transition into Professional Nursing program:

• Is a comprehensive, one-year limited access program
• Provides classroom and clinical experiences in all areas of nursing
• Teaches the specialized skills you need to become a successful nurse
• Helps you transition from a Licensed Practical Nurse, Licensed Respiratory Therapist, or Certified Paramedic to an RN (Registered Nurse)

Why should I attend Seminole State to earn a nursing degree?

Seminole State is dedicated to its students and the community. Our Career Transition into Professional Nursing program:

• Builds on your skills and experience to prepare you for your new role as an RN
• Provides our community with highly skilled healthcare professionals

Our Associate Degree Nursing program:

• Provides the highest quality instruction
• Gives you additional clinical experience in both hospital and community settings
• Is approved by the Florida board of Nursing
• Is fully accredited by the National League for Nursing

When you have transitioned from a nursing certificate to a nursing degree, you can:

• Continue your education at a four-year college or university
• Work towards earning a bachelor's degree and/or select a nursing specialization
• Begin work as an Associate Degree Nurse (ADN) immediately after graduation

How do I earn the Associate Degree in Nursing?

To earn the degree, you must:

• Complete the curriculum

To be employed as a Registered Nurse you must:

• Pass the NCLEX - RN exam

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