Orientation
- When: Monday, August 21, 2023 at 8 a.m.
- Where: RRC Building 3000, Room 3338
- What to bring: A copy of your clinical clearance slip, a signed copy of the release forms for the 1443 (theory) and 1360 (clinical) syllabi. Please bring your lab kits to all labs and wear scrubs.
Class Schedule
- When: Mondays and Tuesdays, 8 a.m. – 3 p.m. After the first 4 weeks, class will only be on Tuesdays. Plan to spend every day of the first two weeks dedicated to this course.
- Where: RRC Building 3000, Room 3338
- Calendar: RNSG 1443/1360 RRC (PDF, tentative until first day of class)
Skills Labs
- When and where: See the calendar for dates, times, and locations.
- What to bring: Lab kit, IV notes, IV drug book, scrubs, and closed-toed shoes
Dosage Calculation Exam
- When: Tuesday, August 22, 2023, 10 – 11 a.m.
- Where: RRC Testing Center (Building 3000, Room 3334)
- What to bring: You may use the calculator on the computer. You may not use your cell phone calculator.
- You will be required to take a Dosage Calculation Exam as part of course orientation. You must pass this exam with a minimum of 90% before you are allowed to administer medications in the clinical setting.
Level Mastery Skills Check-off
- When: Wednesday, August 23, 2023, 7:45 a.m. – 4 p.m.
- Where: TBD (Lab)
- What to have available: Lab kit and drug book
- The first comprehensive Mastery Skills Check-off will cover previously learned skills in Level 1. All students registered for Level 2 are required to be at the Mastery Skills Check-off.
- You will be given a patient situation and must satisfactorily complete the assigned skills to continue in the course. You will be checked off on injections (IM or sub-q) and catheterization (male or female Foley).
- The ACC guidelines for skills can be found in the ACC Nursing Skills Performance Mastery Checklists.
- To see the Nursing Skills Lab schedule, click here.
Clinical Schedule
The clinical groups, sites, times and days have not yet been finalized. Clinical assignments will be posted to Blackboard. Your clinical instructor will contact you with additional information regarding your clinical medical/surgical rotation, so check your ACC e-mail account often.
Please keep in mind that although you might request a particular clinical site, you may be assigned to a different clinical site. Clinical placements are assigned and not subject to change.
Contact
If you have any questions, please email Professor Sheeba Abraham at [email protected].
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Associate Degree Nursing Courses
Level 1
- RNSG 1413/1160 – Foundations of Nursing (RRC) Section 003 and Section 004
- RNSG 1413/1160 – Foundations of Nursing (HLC)
- RNSG 1413/1160 – Foundations of Nursing (EVC)
- RNSG 1341/1161 – Common Concepts of Adult Health (RRC)
- RNSG 1341/1161 – Common Concepts of Adult Health (CEC)
- RNSG 1341/1161 – Common Concepts of Adult Health (EVC)
Level 2
- RNSG 1443/1360 – Complex Concepts of Adult Health (EVC)
- RNSG 1247 – Concepts of Clinical Decision Making (RRC)
- RNSG 1247 – Concepts of Clinical Decision Making (HLC)
- RNSG 1247 – Concepts of Clinical Decision Making (EVC)
- RNSG 1443/1360 – Complex Concepts of Adult Health (RRC)
- RNSG 1443/1360 – Complex Concepts of Adult Health (HLC)
Level 3
- RNSG 2213/2160 – Mental Health Nursing (EVC)
- RNSG 2213/2160 – Mental Health Nursing (RRC)
- RNSG 2213/2160 – Mental Health Nursing (HLC)
- RNSG 1412/1262 – Childbearing/Childrearing Nursing (RRC)
- RNSG 1412/1262 – Childbearing/Childrearing Nursing (HLC)
- RNSG 1412/1262 – Childbearing/Childrearing Nursing (EVC)
Level 4
- RNSG 2121 – Leadership and Management (ANT)
- RNSG 2432/2362 – Enhanced Concepts of Adult Health (ANT)
- RNSG 2121 – Leadership and Management (RRC)
- RNSG 2121 – Leadership and Management (HLC)
- RNSG 2121 – Leadership and Management (EVC)
- RNSG 2432/2362 – Enhanced Concepts of Adult Health (RRC)
- RNSG 2432/2362 – Enhanced Concepts of Adult Health (HLC)
- RNSG 2432/2362 – Enhanced Concepts of Adult Health (EVC)
Mobility
RN-to-BSN
- NURS 3350 – Transition to Baccalaureate Nursing (Full-Time)
- NURS 3350 – Transition to Baccalaureate Nursing (Part-Time Semester 1)
- NURS 3351 – Research and Evidence-Based Nursing Practice (Full-Time)
- NURS 3351 – Research and Evidence-Based Nursing Practice (Part-Time Semester 1)
- NURS 3352 – Health Assessment Across the Lifespan (Full-Time)
- NURS 3353 – Informatics and Technology in Healthcare (Full-Time)
- NURS 4160 – Community and Public Health Clinical (Part-Time Semester 4)
- NURS 4355 – Community and Public Health (Part-Time Semester 4)
- NURS 4356 – Health Promotion Across the Lifespan (Part-Time Semester 4)