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A solid, comprehensive start in healthcare can make all the difference in the future of your career. Where better to get a headstart than with Euclid, Hillcrest, Huron and South Pointe Hospitals, which form the East Region of the Cleveland Clinic. Graduates from the Cleveland Clinic-East healthcare education programs have recorded a tradition of excellence and achievement that mirrors our health system's unwavering commitment to quality.

 

As with any worthy undertaking, the learning process takes time and effort - Cleveland Clinic educators are there to support you every step of the way. With a broad curriculum and a variety of hands-on experiences with the latest technology, Cleveland Clinic can ensure you a top education and the chance to meet and exceed your career expectations.

 

For years Euclid, Hillcrest, Huron and South Pointe Hospitals have been a place that the residents of Northeast Ohio have turned to for the highest quality medical care. That same commitment to quality drives our educational programs and provides students with a base of training and expertise that will last a lifetime.

 

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Huron School of Nursing Offers Fast Track LPN-RN Sequence

Huron School of Nursing, as of August 2007, is offering a fast track option for Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) to earn a diploma in nursing and become Registered Nurses. Funded in part through a Nursing Education Grant Program (NEGP) grant from the Ohio Board of Nursing, the program is offered by Huron School of Nursing in collaboration with Cuyahoga Valley Career Center (CVCC). New students will be accepted in January and August during the two-year grant period for nursing courses to be offered on the campus of CVCC. Clinical experiences are offered at Cleveland Clinic hospitals and area facilities. The LPN to RN sequence consists of the transition semester, which validates the student’s prior learning and prepares him/her for advanced placement in the nursing curriculum, and the final two semesters of the program. Graduates earn a Diploma in Nursing from Huron School of Nursing and an Associate degree from Cuyahoga Community College or Notre Dame College. The program provides an excellent foundation for future completion of a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree at area colleges and universities.

“We are so pleased to be able to expand our enrollment and provide an expedited route to the RN credential for a significant number of LPNs,” noted Penni-Lynn Rolen, Director of Huron School of Nursing. Founded in 1884 as the Cleveland Training School for Nurses, the school has been educating individuals to become competent, caring nurses for the past 124 years. In August 2007, the school opened a branch campus at South Pointe Hospital.


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