NCP College of Nursing, Bay Area:
NCP College of Nursing is located in Hayward and South San Francisco in the Bay Area, CA. NCP is one of the successful nursing schools in Northern California! Established in 1993, We offer the Vocational Nursing program, Nursing Assistant Training and CNA Acute Care Training. Classes are small, enabling students and faculty to work closely together in the learning process. The school is dedicated in helping students develop their intellectual potential, acquire new skills and knowledge to prepare them for a career in nursing.
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Vocational Nursing Program
The Vocational Nursing Program is 12 months of academic coursework and clinical rotations for full-time students and 18 months for part-time students. The program focuses on the acquisition of knowledge, application of nursing skills, and integration of caring and humanistic behaviors. Upon completion, the student receives a diploma in Vocational Nursing and is eligible to take the NCLEX-PN examination to become a Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN).
Nursing Assistant Training
Nursing Assistant Training is an six-to-
eight-week course designed to prepare qualified individuals to become safe and effective Nursing assistants. Aimed at developing skillful, thinking, and caring nursing assistants who will function within the roles and responsibilities as required by the law, the graduates are prepared to take the program competency evaluation which is the required test for state certification. The instruction prepares students to meet certification requirements. Each student will be assisted in applying for the Competency Evaluation Program that is given on site. Clinical experience and certification will be very helpful for CNA's who go on to LVN, RN, or other Nursing Certificate or Degree Programs.
CNA Acute Care Training
C.N.A. Acute Care training is a course aimed at training Certified Nursing Assistants to assist with the care of patients in an acute care facility, under the direct supervision of a registered nurse. The training consists of 74 training hours: 48 hours of clinical training in the medical/surgical units of our affiliated acute care facilities, under the immediate supervision of a clinical instructor(s), and 26 hours of classroom instruction.
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