The Nursing Laboratories at Carroll College are among the premier nurse training facilities in the nation. From the sophomore year on, Carroll's laboratory equipment and high-tech simulated patients-the most advanced available anywhere-allow students to experience the challenges nurses face in any treatment scenario, from patient assessment to labor and delivery to emergency situations. Yes, it's stressful, but studies show these simulated nursing experiences make graduates of the program less likely to experience performance anxiety once they are out in the real world of nursing. Our students also excel in nursing skills performance, from inserting an IV and installing tubes to catheter care. Challenge now builds confidence when it really matters.
FACULTY EXPERTISE
Because of our outstanding program and depth of training, Carroll nursing graduates possess the knowledge, maturity and clinical skills to be successful practitioners in a wide variety of health care settings. Graduates from a 4-year Baccalaureate nursing program have more career options upon graduation. In addition, Baccalaureate preparation makes a difference as studies show post-operative death rates are drastically lower in facilities with a higher percentage of 4-year nursing graduates on staff.
MORE THAN JUST GREAT SKILLS
Because of their excellent critical thinking and communication skills honed through our broad liberal education, Carroll nursing graduates not only become top nurses but also rise to leadership and management positions in hospitals and other health care organizations. As one hospital administrator says, "I have worked with several Carroll College graduates-they seem especially prepared for roles which require additional responsibility and leadership."There are 2, 2.5, 3, and 4 YR Army ROTC Nursing Scholarships available...they cover 100% of Tuition and Fees, $1200 a year towards books, and a $300 to $500 monthly stipend. Graduates are Commissioned Officers in the Army Nurse Corps and serve in world-wide locations. Contact is MAJ Mark McGinley, Carroll College Army ROTC, 406-447-5484, mmcginley -is-at- carroll -dot- edu.
See Carroll's ROTC homepage for more information.
The individual attention could not be matched anywhere.
The program provided excellent information and hands on experience through lecture and lab. Also, the clinical experience surpassed my expectations. The amount of clinical hours we had in different settings was quite incredible and greatly advanced my nursing abilities.
I believe that the nursing program and faculty helped me reach my needs and expectations. They were there when I needed help and always open to new ideas.
I appreciate the faculty and resources we have here at Carroll. The faculty provides excellent knowledge base and foundation for becoming a nurse. Also, the lab facilitator and lab aides provided many opportunities to learn and become comfortable with skills. The equipment: the manikins, arms for IV's, supplies, computers, and scenario equipment were very helpful in learning how to become a nurse. Also, the certifications this nursing program has given us has greatly helped me advance as a nursing student and future nurse. Especially PALS and ACLS.
The compassion and devotion of the teachers is what I appreciated most about the nursing program at Carroll.
I appreciated the knowledge base our professors had and the individual time each were willing to give to all students. I also appreciated the individual dedication to each person, not just the group as a whole.
It is an excellent program with outstanding faculty and resources.
It is a very respected program and the staff works hard to meet students needs.
I have had multiple experiences when I have had a lot of 1 on 1 time with highly educated individuals who were the best in their field. In addition to having access to them at all times, Thanks!
I love the small class sizes and the professors know everyone and care about our success.
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