Nursing
Career Education
Nursing practice continues to change and
develop. These changes are driven by advances
in technology, changes in medical and surgical
practice, and on-going research. To stay
abreast of theoretical and clinical knowledge,
Mid Coast Hospital nurses attend external
conferences and workshops, and participate
in in-house classes where new concepts related
to patient care are presented.
Many of the nursing staff choose to enhance
their knowledge by pursuing certification
in their specialty. Follow
this link for a list of these organizations
and their websites.
If you would like to pursue a career in
nursing, the links below will connect you
with the many schools that offer nursing
education in Maine.
Links:
CNA Programs
Allied
Health Schools (Online)
Maine
Medical Center
Maine
Vocation Region 10 High School
Merrymeeting
Adult Education
Associate
in Science in Nursing (RN, ADN)
Southern
Maine Community College
University
of Maine at Augusta
University
of New England: Associate of Science in
Nursing (RN)
Bachelor of Science
in Nursing (RN, BSN):
Drexel University (Online)
Husson
College (Bangor)
St.
Joseph’s College (Standish)
University
of Maine at Augusta
University
of Maine at Orono
University
of New England (RN to BSN)
University
of Southern Maine (Portland)
Master of Science
in Nursing (MSN), Nurse Practitioner (NP),
Advanced Certifications
Drexel University (Online)
Husson
College (Bangor) - Advanced Practice
Psychiatric Nursing (MSN, and post-Master’s
certificate), Family and Community Nurse
Practitioner (MSN, and post-Master’s
certificate)
University
of Southern Maine - MS in Nursing- Clinical Nurse Leader, Dual degree MSN and Master of Business Administration, Masters in Nursing - Education, Family nurse practitioner, Family Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, Masters of Nursing-Management
University
of Southern Maine - Minor in Holistic
and Integrative Health
Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)
Drexel University (Online)
University
of Southern Maine
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