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COME JOIN OUR 56 WEEK VN PROGRAM!!

Train to become a Licensed nurse and become an important member among the healthcare providers.

As an LVN, you could work in different healthcare settings and help patients from all works of life. After successful completion of the program and passing the VN NCLEX exam, you may secure a job which will give you an opportunity to:

• Administer medications and other treatments
• Monitor patients progress
• Document care provided
• Touch many lives through the care you provide
• Receive a decent compensation as reflected in today’s labor market

Theory Hours=610
Clinical Hours=958
Total Program Hours=1568
Number Weeks=56
Method of Instruction: Residential

*Due to observation of public holidays/breaks, the program may take a little bit longer than 56 weeks.

Program Description

The PTHC VN program consists of 4 Terms covered in a total of 1568 hours consisting of 610 hours of theory, and 958 hours of clinical skills in a healthcare setting. Each of the 4 Terms are comprised of content which builds upon each other. Theory is completed concurrently with clinical Externship. The program starts with VN100 which covers: Fundamentals of Nursing, Nutrition, and Anatomy & Physiology. After completion of VN100, the next term begins VN200 curriculum which includes these topics: Pharmacology and Medical Surgical I. Term 3 continues VN200 curriculum with Medical Surgical II. The final term focuses on VN400, specialty nursing care, which include Maternal Health, Pediatrics, Human Growth & Development, Rehabilitation, Mental Health, and Leadership and Professionalism. The VN student will qualify to take licensing examination after successfully completing the VNP theory and clinical hours. To successfully complete the theory portion, students must get a C (satisfactory) in all quizzes, projects, and other evaluation methods.

To successfully complete the clinical portion, students must get an S (satisfactory) in all areas of clinical skills performance.

The Program is designed to provide the student with the knowledge and skills necessary to perform basic patient care and underthe supervision of a Registered nurse or physician in a healthcare setting. This program is designed to meet the curriculum requirements of the Board of Vocational Nursing and Psychiatric Technicians (BVNPT).

PROJECTED CLASS START DATES 2024

*NOTE: Dueto Holidays and some Specialty courses, some Weekday classes may be scheduled to Weekends. Though PTHCstrives to honor the above projected days, at some circumstances, PTHC reserves the right to reschedule any of the above dates with or without notice. PTHC will not be held responsible for any loss incurred as a result of these changes.