SUMNER COLLEGE ADDENDUM
Program Outcomes PO1 Provide legal and ethical nursing care within the scope of practice of the Registered Nurse. PO2 Operate healthcare technology to collect, manage, and commu- nicate data in the provision of nursing care. PO3 Collaborate through effective communication with the interpro- fessional team and diverse patient populations in the provision of comprehensive patient-centered care across various settings. PO4 Synthesize knowledge from nursing and other disciplines in clinical reasoning and clinical judgment. PO5 Model professionalism and nursing excellence through a com- mitment to quality improvement and lifelong learning. PO6 Demonstrate culturally congruent nursing care for a diverse patient population. PO7 Provide safe, effective, and caring interventions with a diverse patient population across the lifespan. Per the OSBN, our curriculum has been thoughtfully developed to meet the following criteria: (a) Nursing Competencies: Our program prepares students to achieve the necessary nursing competencies required for safe practice at the licensure level, based on current standards of care. (b) Alignment with Mission and Goals: The curriculum reflects the identified mission, goals, and learning outcomes of our nursing education program, ensuring a cohesive and focused educational experience. (c) Consistency with Nursing Law: We adhere to the laws governing the practice of nursing, ensuring that our curriculum is compliant and up-to-date with the regulatory requirements. (d) Learning Outcomes and Progression: Clear learning outcomes are identified at both the course and program levels, demonstrating alignment and progression throughout the program. (e) Supportive Learning Activities: Our curriculum includes a range of courses and learning activities designed to support student achieve- ment of the identified outcomes, combining theoretical knowledge with practical application. (f) Nursing Practice Experiences: Nursing practice experiences are carefully organized to allow students to form the necessary links between theoretical knowledge, clinical reasoning, and competent nursing practice. These experiences are structured in a manner that provides sufficient exposure for effective learning. (g) Graduation Requirements: We clearly define the requirements for graduation, ensuring that students have a clear understanding of what is expected of them to successfully complete the program. (h) Total Units for Graduation: The total units required for graduation are clearly identified, providing students with a comprehensive under- standing of the program’s academic workload. The college requires student to complete a total of 128 credits to be eligible for graduation. The clinical component of our nursing curriculum is a vital aspect of No longer accepting applications for the ADN program
our program. We are committed to ensuring that it meets the highest standards by incorporating the following elements: (a) Variety of Settings: Nursing practice experiences occur in a diverse range of settings, exposing students to various healthcare environ- ments and enhancing their adaptability, diversity and versatility. (b) Direct Care and Clinical Practicum Hours: Our program ensures that students have ample direct care and final clinical practicum hours, meeting course and program outcomes. (d) Patient Safety and Evidence-Based Practices: We prioritize patient safety principles and the implementation of evidence-based practices within our nursing practice experiences, ensuring that students develop a strong foundation in these essential areas. (e) Patient-Centered and Culturally Competent Care: Our nursing practice experiences focus on the provision of patient-centered, culturally competent care. We emphasize the importance of respect- ing patient differences, involving patients in decision-making, and explaining interventions to promote health. At Sumner College, we are dedicated to providing a Practical Nursing Program that upholds the highest standards of professional nursing education. Our curriculum, nursing practice experiences, and commit- ment to excellence ensure that our graduates are well-prepared to make a positive impact in the field of nursing.
Tuition Associate Degree in Nursing
Program Location: Portland Application Fee
$200
Program Tuition
$53,120
Lab & Technology Fees
$4,300
Cost Per Credit
$415
Total Cost of Program
$57,620
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