Our West Palm Beach campus is proud to announce that its Associate Degree in Nursing program has been granted initial accreditation from ACEN.
Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) serve on the front lines of health care. Television shows are proof that people find the life of EMTs, Paramedics, doctors and nurses so fascinating, and we can point out several reasons to become an EMT in Fort Lauderdale. Oh, let us count the ways!
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A busy schedule does not need to keep you from training for a new career (or enhancing your current one). The online AS in EMS is available 100% online!
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You can train to become an EMT in Fort Lauderdale. This in-demand career only requires a high school diploma, training hours, and a certification exam. HCI offers an EMT program at our campus in Fort Lauderdale.
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Becoming an ACLS and PALS-certified provider in Florida means that you also need to keep up with your renewal and stay current.
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You can go back to school without giving up your current job or life. HCI offers a fully-online BSN program that you can do while you work. Take your career to the next level with a BSN, and we will show you how.
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The Bureau of Labor Statistics forecasts that EMTs will still be a high-demand career for the next decade. You can become an Emergency Medical Technician in Fort Lauderdale, and we will tell you how.
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Why should you get an AS in Fire Science? The possibilities may surprise you, but earning an associate degree in Fire Science will help you to advance your career as a firefighter.
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Have you been considering a career in nursing? Accredited BSNs programs in Florida provide high-quality education and prepare you for a career in nursing. You can find programs that work with your current schedule, too.
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HCI in Fort Lauderdale would proudly like to introduce their new faculty and staff. With a combined total of over 120 years of nursing experience, this team is ready to build the next generation of nurses that are needed to fulfill the increasing healthcare demands in our communities.
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Maybe you already work full time as a Registered Nurse with an associates degree and want to move up at your job.
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