NURS 418L 0 - Professional Role Integration

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Professional Role Integration (NURS 418L)

Term: 2021-2022 School Year Spring Semester

Faculty

Jennifer Newmarch
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Wendy P Blakely PhD
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College of Arts & Sciences Building -- Room 2326

Office Phone: (509) 865-1849 (Internal Extension 2326)

Mobile Phone: (614) 893-9885

Preferred Mode of Contact: Heritage Email for non-urgent issues; Mobile phone for urgent issues that must be addressed within the next 8 hours)

Office Hours for Spring 2024

  • In Office:  Mondays - 12N - 2PM; Tuesdays -Thursdays 12 N - 1 PM
  • Online (Zoom or Phone or Digital Chat):  Wednesdays  7 pm - 9 pm
  • Other Times -- (In Person or Online) by Appointment:  (Email: Blakely_W@heritage.edu or Call/Text/Voicemail 614-893-9885)

First come, 1st served during Monday-Thursday open office hours, but advisees and students in my current classes have priority.

 
Lisa L Rapp
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Dr. Christina Nyirati
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Schedule

Mon-Tue-Wed, 8:00 AM - 11:50 AM (1/4/2022 - 5/13/2022) Location: TO SCTC 2366

Description

The senior nursing student will integrate theory and practice from previous courses with the goal of preparing for entry into professional nursing practice. Within a seminar context, students explore a variety of clinical nursing problems. The course includes research-based strategies utilized for health promotion and protection, health restoration, maintenance and support. Areas of study are selected from across the lifespan, including diverse populations in a variety of health care systems. Course includes classroom and clinical experiences in a focused setting. Students should expect to spend a minimum of 160 - 180 hours during the semester to fulfill the clinical requirement, and 2 hours per week in preparatory and evaluative seminar.