Associate of Arts in Nursing -
Registered Nursing Program
The education and training you need to become a Registered Nurse
Registered Nurses (RN) are the largest group among all the health care occupations. RNs evaluate patient’s health problems and needs and provide nursing care to ill, injured, convalescing, and/or disabled patients. Nurses record patients’ medical histories and symptoms and administer treatment and medications. They help perform diagnostic tests, analyze results, and may advise patients on health maintenance and disease prevention. Registered Nurses develop and apply nursing care plans and maintain medical records. They educate patients and the public about various medical conditions. They also assist with patient follow-up and rehabilitation and provide advice and emotional support to the patients’ family members.
Learn how the Associate of Arts in Nursing program at Glendale Career College can provide you with the education and hands-on training you need to begin a rewarding career as a Registered Nurse.
