Training for Nurses 2017
There has never been a better time to embark on a career in nursing.
In the United States, nurses of all types are in higher demand than ever before, and they are making a bigger impact on the health care professional community and on patients lives. Do something great for yourself, your community, and humankind in 2017 by taking the first steps on your path to becoming a nurse.
Becoming a Nurse at HCI
At HCI, we have the faculty and staff, curriculum, connections, and community to give you everything you need to become the best nurse you can be. Our associates degree in nursing (ASN) program can help you get your credentials in as little as two years. Here in our campus community, you have the option to complete a big portion of your coursework at school or at home, your favorite coffee shop, or wherever you work best.
To learn more about our ASN program, click here.
Why Become a Nurse in 2017?
The United States is seeing an interesting shift in employment trends as a result of the Baby Boomer generation reaching retirement age. Not only does this mean that more jobs are becoming vacant (as Baby Boomers were previously the largest generation in the workforce) and need to be filled by qualified professionals, it also means something very important to the health care industry.
Retirement age has a high correlation with health care needs. The Baby Boomer generation is now the largest group of individuals requiring certain types of health care, which is leading to an additional spike in job opportunities for the industry. Boomers are at the highest risk for ailments including heart disease, dementia, obesity, diabetes, and other chronic conditions that require frequent care by medical professionals. Home health aides, private nurses, and even general hospital staff are more important than ever to meet the growing demand of these individuals nearing or reaching retirement and the host of medical implications the age brings.
To learn more about the demand for nurses in 2017, click here.
