On Site On Line Nursing Program
at Southern Ocean Medical Center

Please do not apply until ALL General Education Requirements are complete. Applicants must also pass TEAS.
This unique option allows committed, motivated
individuals to complete our RN program
by attending your Nursing 1 class
at the Southern Ocean Medical Center supplemented with web-assisted instruction. A healthcare background is a requirement.
About this Program at SOMC The program is designed so that all classroom and laboratories are delivered, when possible, within Southern Ocean Medical Center*. Online components to the didactic (classroom) portions of the entire nursing curriculum allow significant portions of the courses to be taught in a web-assisted manner. This is a full-time program. It is recommended that students accepted into the program only work a maximum of 16 hours per week. A hands-on healthcare background is required. Applicants must be working for at least six months.
The clinical experience, face-to-face colloquium, and nursing laboratory are offered on scheduled days during the week. However, students are expected to arrive the evening before, to pick up their clinical assignments and prepare their patient research. Additionally, students must schedule time to practice their skills in a nursing skills laboratory which is available days and evenings Monday through Friday and on Saturday mornings. Please be advised that you must have a PC based computer. We do not support Apple and you may encounter problems on-line. *Clinical experience is not limited to SOMC after Nurs. 1 and you will have experiences at other clinical locations throughout the program. Clinicals can be scheduled anytime 7:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. ****On site on line classes will be scheduled as follows:**** Nurs. 175 will be on a Friday. The following semester Nurs. 176 will be on a Monday. The following semester Nurs. 273 will be on a Thursday and when you enter Nurs. 274 it will be on a Tuesday. This is subject to change based on faculty and clinical availability. ___________________________________________________________________________________________
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