护理科学学士学位

我们围绕复杂自适应系统（CAS）的框架精心设计了您的课程，这是一种高度跨学科和相互联系的方法，可一次建立您的技能和经验。随着旅程的进行，您将从照顾更简单，更可预测的医疗保健需求的患者，到与复杂需求和复杂组织环境中的个人，家庭和整个人群合作。完成我们的课程后，您将能够担任护士，其领导，专业，有效的沟通以及安全，称职和道德的护理为基础的实践。所有护理学士学位学生都可以作为新生入学。在申请Gonzaga时，您必须将护理作为共同申请的首要学术兴趣。如果被录取，您将接受二次审查，然后再被录取为护理专业。作为新生护理
We've crafted your curriculum around the framework of Complex Adaptive Systems (CAS), a highly interdisciplinary and interconnected approach that builds your skills and experience one step at a time. As your journey unfolds, you'll go from caring for patients with simpler, more predictable healthcare needs to working with individuals, families, and whole populations with complex needs and within intricately complex organizational settings. After completing our program, you'll be able to work as a nurse, with a practice grounded in leadership, professionalism, effective communication, and safe, competent, ethical care. All nursing bachelor students are admitted to the program as freshmen. When you apply to Gonzaga, you must indicate nursing as your first academic interest on the common application. If offered admission, you'll undergo a second review before being accepted as a nursing major. As freshman nursing majors, you and your fellow students will begin the process of completing the Gonzaga core requirements and the nursing pre-requisite courses. Due to the availability of quality clinical placements, not all students can begin practicum (clinical) experiences in the fall of their junior year - half begin their practicum experiences in the fall, and half will wait until the spring semester to do so. However, as a freshman nursing student, you can request to begin your upper-division courses in either the fall or spring semester of your junior year. The nine-semester option also gives you an opportunity to complete a minor, study a foreign language, or repeat a course if necessary. Once you begin your upper-division nursing courses, you'll complete a series of practicum courses that will introduce you to professional nursing practice in a variety of healthcare settings. The program also prepares you to take the National Council Licensing Examination (NCLEX) after graduation, which is a requirement for licensure as a registered nurse.