Information on this
website is subject to frequent change.
As our college and programs evolve, we
are continually reevaluating how we can best serve our students while
still fulfilling the needs of our local health care community. With such
reevaluations, change is inevitable. We strive to notify our students and
the community of any changes in our policies and practices as quickly as possible.
Prepares the certified nurse assistant to function at a competent level in the acute care setting. Provides guidelines for acute clinical experiences. Skills are taught that are necessary in the acute care setting.
Prerequisite: Be a certified nursing assistant and have a current
health care provider CPR card. Successfully pass background check and drug
screen, completed at the student's expense.
CPR Resource List.
How to Apply
1. Students are encouraged to make an appointment with counseling for career guidance,
805/
546-3138.
2. Complete registration as soon as possible.
Questions? Call the Cuesta College Nursing Division at 805/546-3119.
For more information contact
Fay
Johnson, the instructor.
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Students complete more than 150 hours of lecture and clinical time in this
nine week course. Lecture class covers techniques of communications,
understanding behavior and identification of ethical issues in patient care.
Basic patient care skills such as bathing, bed making and taking temperatures
prepares students for clinical experiences in local extended care facilities.
The successful completion of this program entitles the student to take the CNA
certification examination. The application for certification requires a valid
social security card / number. The Certified Nurse Assistant course is offered in
the Fall and Spring semesters.
A completed Nursing Assistant Packet that includes health
certification of student, required immunizations, and application certification is required to attend class.
The nursing assistant packet requires a valid social security card / number.
Students must be able to
lift 50 pounds repetitively unaided.
Course Details
NR AST 48 is offered the first nine weeks of the semester. Successful completion of Nursing Assistant 48 qualifies the student to enroll in the test for certification. Upon successful completion of the test for certification, the graduate is prepared for employment in hospitals, skilled nursing facilities or private duty nursing at the Nursing Assistant level. In
the skills lab, students apply principles of basic nursing care to patients and clients of all ages in skilled nursing acute care facilities.
This class gives the student an opportunity to see if they enjoy working in
healthcare. It can be the final step or the beginning of a career ladder
in health care.
Requirements
1. Completed nursing assistant packet. Packets with required forms are available in the Nursing Office in Room 2315 and Counseling
office. Nursing Assistant students may not participate in patient care without the following forms on file in the Nursing Office.
Department of Health Services requires fingerprinting and criminal background screening for students enrolled in a training program.
The LiveScan fingerprinting form requires a valid social security card / number.
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Department of Health Services application for certification.
The application for certification must be completed and submitted prior to
direct contact with patients.
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Physical examination form.
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TB skin test. This test can be done only at the Cuesta Student Health Center,
San Luis Obispo County Health Department or local acute care agencies.
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Applicants are required to have passed
a health examination prior to entering the Program. If, at any time, either
before or after acceptance into the program a students' physical or
emotional health is such that it is a potential threat to the well being of
a patient or themselves; the student may be denied access to clinical
agencies. Denied clinical access will affect the student's ability to successfully
participate in the Program |
2. Wristwatch with sweep second hand.
3. Textbooks and syllabus obtained at the College Bookstore. Bring to first class session: large 3-ring binder, pencil/pen, small pocket note pad, small pocket dictionary.
4. Transportation to and from clinical assignment.
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Estimated Expenses (Nursing
Assistant) |
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CNA |
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* Registration Fees ($20/unit)
NRAST 48 5.0 Units (9-week course) |
$100.00
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Parking Fee |
20.00 |
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Books/Supplies |
60.00 |
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Uniform (one): Dress $20-$40
Blouse $20 - $40, Pants $30 - $40 |
100.00
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Shoes (one pair) |
50.00 |
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**
Sweater/White |
30.00 |
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** Scissors |
10.00 |
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ID Badge |
5.00 |
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Watch with Sweep Second Hand |
20.00 |
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** Malpractice Insurance |
40.00 |
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State Board Exam Fees for Nursing Assistants |
85.00 |
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Fingerprinting "LiveScan" |
45.00-50.00 |
* Subject to Increase
** Optional |
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How to Apply
1. Students are encouraged to make an appointment with counseling for career guidance,
805/546-3138.
2. Complete registration as soon as possible.
3. A completed Nursing Assistant packet is required prior to attendance. The forms in the packet may take 8-10 weeks to process.
4. Questions? Call the Cuesta College Nursing Division at 805/546-3119.
For more information contact
Fay
Johnson, the instructor.
Frequently
asked questions.
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Emergency Medical Services
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Paramedic -
Pending accreditation from CoAEMSP
The pending Paramedic Program is a collaborative project between Cuesta
College and Allan Hancock College. The CCPP will prepare graduates to take the
Paramedic National Registry licensure examination (NREMTP) leading to licensure
as a California Paramedic.
After prerequisites are completed, the Central Coast Paramedic Program is
three semesters in length. Clinical rotations are scheduled during evenings and
weekends all over San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara Counties. The internship
phase begins during the final summer semester, and students are assigned to
local, contract EMS providers.
Who May Apply
All persons who have met general college admission requirements and the additional
Paramedic Program admission criteria will be eligible for admission to the
Paramedic Program. Prerequisite course work must be complete or in process
to be complete at the time of application.
Applicants who submit a completed program application
and meet all program admission requirements are placed into an applicant
selection pool. Applicants will be issued an eligibility number via
computer random selection. Students are admitted once a year to the
program that begins in the Fall.
The Fall 2008 application
PARAMEDIC PROGRAM PREREQUISITES -
The following prerequisite courses must be completed with a grade of "C", or documented equivalency
of the courses, or documented work in progress.
- Biology 12 ( Human Biology) *
- English 56 ( College Reading and Writing)**
- Math 23 ( Elementary Algebra)**
- High School Diploma or GED
- Work Experience
-Any of the following options:
- 6 months full-time Emergency Medical
Technician experience with an emergency medical service provider.
Or
- 1000 hours of part-time and/or volunteer Emergency
Medical Technician experience with an emergency medical service
provider. Or
- Proof of completion of a Community College
Emergency Medical Services Academy.
All work experience verification must be
submitted on official letterhead in a sealed envelope. The work documentation
must be filled out by current and /or previous employer(s). The information
provided by the applicant will be verified by the Cuesta College Admissions and
Records office.
* Or completion of higher courses, such as BIO 5 (Anatomy) and BIO 6 (
Human Physiology).
** Completion of the English and Mathematics Test with placement into a
higher English or Math course will satisfy the above requirements. Contact
Cuesta Assessment Services at 805/546-3951 to schedule a test date, if
needed.
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CENTRAL COAST PARAMEDIC PROGRAM
CURRICULUM* |
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FIRST SEMESTER |
Units |
SECOND SEMESTER |
Units |
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EMS 6 - Paramedic Theory |
14 |
EMS 7 - Paramedic Clinical |
6.5 |
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Total Units |
14 |
Total Units |
6.5 |
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THIRD SEMESTER |
Units |
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EMS 8 - Paramedic Internship |
9 |
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Total Units |
9 |
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*Students receiving financial aid may need
to register for additional units to remain eligible. Contact Financial
Aid at 805/ 546-3143.
Other Important Information to Know about the Paramedic Program
Clinical agencies will require that students have a
background check and drug screening completed at the student's expense before
beginning clinical rotations in the agency. Background checks and drug screening
may deny the student access to clinical agencies and disqualify the student form
participation in the Paramedic program. The Central Coast Paramedic Program will comply with state laws, regulations, and agency policies
requiring background checks and drug screening on students. Information on how
to obtain background checks and drug screening will be given to you prior to
entering the program. Background check and drug
screening clearance are final admission criteria.
Conviction of a felony or any offense substantially related
to the qualification, functions and duties of a registered paramedic may constitute
grounds for denial of licensure.
BACKGROUND CHECK AND DRUG SCREEN POLICY
To assure that the health and safety of the public is protected and that the student is able to perform
paramedic duties, a certification of health by a physician or designee is the final selection criteria.
Students must be able to lift 50 pounds
repetitively unaided.
Physical Exam: Certification of health by your
healthcare provider is a final admission criterion. A complete physical
examination and immunizations at the applicant's expense are required upon
acceptance.
EMS 93A -
Paramedic Preparatory Course
This is an optional 1 unit course offered in the
summer session prior to the start of the Paramedic program. The course is designed to prepare students for
paramedic study. Topics include review of anatomy and physiology review,
patient assessment, electrocardiology, basic pharmacology and study habits
as it applies to paramedic - level training.
APPROXIMATE COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE
PARAMEDIC PROGRAM
| Tuition - $ 20/unit ( 28.5 units total in the
Paramedic Program) |
$ 570 |
| Parking Permit ( 3 semesters) |
$ 60 |
| Cuesta College ID Badge |
$ 5 |
| Uniform, including shirt, trousers, belt and boots |
$150 |
| Books for all 3 semesters |
$ 750 |
| Skills kits supplies |
$ 200 |
| Background check |
$ 50 |
| Drug screening |
$ 50 |
| Physical and Immunizations |
$ 200 |
| Miscellaneous supplies (3 semesters) |
$100 |
* All dollar amounts are
approximate. Actual costs maybe more or less than stated.
Emergency Medical Services
This program includes an EMT-1 Basic, EMT-Refresher, First Response Operational and Hazardous Material courses offered in
spring and fall semesters. These classes have a high demand so early registration is encouraged. The faculty teaching this class have extensive experience and are prepared as Paramedics or as a Registered Nurse.
EMS-1 BASIC COURSE
Prerequisite - A current healthcare provider CPR card
Students are taught the fundamental principles and skills required to provide emergency medical care for patients at the scene of an accident or the onset of sudden illness and during transport to a medical facility. EMT-1 Basic course includes theory & laboratory practice of selected skills. A minimum of 10 hours of clinical observation with an advanced life support unit and/or in a hospital emergency room.
This is an 18 week course. Classes are held on the main San Luis Obispo
campus and at the North County campus during Fall and Spring semesters. A
Background check and drug screening will be required prior to clinical access.
EMS-2 REFRESHER COURSE Emergency Medical Technicians can review and update their
knowledge and skills required to qualify for the State of California Emergency
Technician Level I certification through EMT-2 Refresher course. This course is currently an
"online" course spring and fall semesters.
EMS 2 REFRESHER CLASS HOME PAGE
EMS-3 FIRST RESPONDER OPERATIONAL AND HAZARDOUS MATERIALS COURSE
Emergency Medical Technicians who complete the EMT-3
First Responder Operational and Hazardous Materials course will be certified to
recognize, assess techniques, and take actions required to terminate hazardous
materials and identify needs for patients at a hazardous materials incident.
This is a three week course offered on Saturday during fall and spring semester
EMS-4 EMERGENCY VEHICLE OPERATION
Emergency Medical Technicians can learn skills for safe and efficient
operation of emergency vehicles. Students must possess a valid CA driver’s
license and be 18 years or older. This course is offered during the fall and
spring.
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How to Apply
1. Students are encouraged to make an appointment with counseling for career guidance at
805/
546-3138.
2. Complete registration as soon as possible.
3. Questions? Call the Cuesta College Nursing Division at 805/546-3119.
MED AST 10 - MEDICAL ASSISTING BASICS
Introduces the medical assisting role and responsibilities, professionalism,
and medical terminology. Concepts of anatomy, physiology, and computer
basics are presented. 2.0 Units.
MED AST 11 - MEDICAL ASSISTING FAST TRACK
Prepares the student for an entry-level position as a medical
assistant. The course includes verbal and written communication, basic and
advanced clinical skills, medical office management techniques, and professional
employment marketing skills. Includes preceptorship experience. 12.0
Units.
Medical Assistant Program
Frequently
Asked
Questions.
For more information contact
Dawn Smith,
the instructor.
MED AST 9 – PHLEBOTOMY
Designed for students with prior medical training such as medical assistants, certified nursing assistants, respiratory therapists,
LVN's, or RN's. Prepares the student in essential blood specimen collecting
skills to fulfill state phlebotomy certificate requirements. Classes are
offered during the Fall and Spring semesters on both the San Luis Campus
and the North County Campus. 3 Units.
Phlebotomy
Regulations
Phlebotomy Program Frequently Asked Questions
For more information contact
Dawn
Smith, the instructor.
We offer this program with Atascadero State Hospital. Students must complete
the application process through Atascadero State Hospital in order to be
admitted. The Psychiatric Technician program provides the student with the
necessary training to provide nursing and therapeutic services for the mentally
ill, emotionally disturbed or developmentally disabled, under the direction of a
physician, psychiatrist, or registered nurse.
Frequently
asked questions. You must be 18 years of age and have completed high
school or GED equivalent to be considered for the program. For more information call 805/468-3175.
For additional information about Psychiatric Technicians, click on the
website
California Association of
Psychiatric Technicians.
The next class begins June 2008.
Application deadline - February 15, 2008
Term/Information Meeting Dates
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Meeting Location
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Thursday, January 3, 2008
10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Tuesday, January 8, 2008
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Wednesday, January 9, 2008 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
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Atascadero State Hospital, Main Lobby
10333 El Camino Real, Atascadero, CA
Atascadero State Hospital, Main Lobby
10333 El Camino Real, Atascadero, CA
Atascadero State Hospital, Main Lobby
10333 El Camino Real, Atascadero, CA |
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Pre-registration for these meetings is NOT required
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Please phone Atascadero State
Hospital Psychiatric Technician Training Program at 805/468-3175 for more information.
Additional Information:
Licensed
Vocational Nursing
Application period for the next LVN
class closed Thursday, November 15, 2007.
The Cuesta College Vocational Nursing
Program received full accreditation on April 12th, 2007 by the Board of
Vocational Nursing and Psychiatric Technicians
The Cuesta College Vocational Nursing program prepares students for
entry-level vocational nursing positions in a variety of healthcare
settings. Upon completion of the program, graduates are eligible to take
the National Vocational Nursing Licensure examination (NCLEX-VN).
The Vocational Nursing program takes place on the Cuesta College
North County campus, located in Paso Robles. The program is one year in
length, with classes beginning at the end of May. Clinical
rotations are scheduled for Friday and Saturday, with theory and skill
classes taught during the day Monday through Thursday.
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IMPORTANT NOTE:
To maximize the number of seats for the nursing students at
Cuesta College, students who apply to both the VN and ADN program
must select and enroll in only one program. Students cannot remain
on the waiting list for the second nursing program if they are
enrolled in the first nursing program. For example, a VN student
could not be maintained on the ADN waiting list while in the VN
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All individuals interested in applying to the Vocational
Nursing program are strongly urged to consult with a counselor before they
register for course work in prerequisite classes. Please call Counseling
at 805/546-3138
Who May Apply
All persons who have met general college admission requirements and the additional
Vocational Nursing Program admission criteria will be eligible for admission to the
LVN Program. Prerequisite course work must be complete or in process
to be complete at the time of application.
Students are admitted to the Vocational Nursing program
from those who submit a complete application and meet all the VN admission
criteria. In the event there are more eligible applicants than spaces
available within the program, a computerized random selection of all the
eligible applicants will determine admission. Students are admitted once a
year in the summer
VN PROGRAM PREREQUISITES - The
following prerequisite courses must be completed with a grade of "C" or
better , or documented equivalency of
the courses, or documented work in progress.
- Biology 12 ( Human Biology) *
- English 56 ( College Reading and Writing)**
- Math 3 ( Arithmetic)**
- High School Diploma or GED
* Or completion of higher course, such as BIO 5 (Anatomy) or BIO 6 (
Human Physiology).
** Completion of the English and Mathematics Test with placement into a
higher English or Math course will satisfy the above requirements. Contact
Cuesta Assessment Services at 805/46-3951 to schedule a test date, if
needed.
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CUESTA COLLEGE LICENSED VOCATIONAL
NURSING CURRICULUM |
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FIRST SEMESTER |
Units |
SECOND SEMESTER |
Units |
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LVN 1 - Fundamentals Theory |
5 6
3 |
LVN 2 - Maternal / Child & Intermediate
Vocational Nursing Theory |
6 6
6 |
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LVN 1A - Fundamental Skills |
LVN 2A - Intermediate and Medication Skills |
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LVN 1B - Fundamental Clinical |
LVN 2B - Maternal / Child and Intermediate Clinical |
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Total Units |
14 |
Total Units |
18 |
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THIRD SEMESTER |
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LVN 3 - Advanced Vocational Nursing Theory |
6 6
6 |
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| LVN 3A - Advanced Skills Lab for
Vocational Nursing |
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| LVN 3B - Advanced Vocational Nursing
Clinical |
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Total Units |
18 |
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APPROXIMATE COSTS* ASSOCIATED WITH THE
LVN PROGRAM INCLUDE:
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Tuition: $20/unit (50 unit total in the vocational
nursing program) |
$ 1000 |
| Cuesta College Parking Permit (3 semesters) |
$ 60 |
| Cuesta College ID Badge |
$ 5 |
| Two Uniforms |
$ 150 |
| White Shoes (one pair) |
$ 50 |
| Skills Kits for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Semesters |
$ 250 |
| Books - 3 semesters (Most books are purchased in the
first 2 semesters) |
$ 1000 |
| Physical and Immunizations |
$ 200 |
| Background check |
$ 50 |
| Drug Screening |
$ 50 |
| Miscellaneous Supplies ( 3 semesters) |
$ 200 |
| * All dollar amounts are
approximate. Actual costs maybe more or less than stated. |
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Other Important Information to Know about the Vocational Nursing
Program
Clinical agencies will require that students have a
background check and drug screening completed at the student's expense before
beginning clinical rotations in the agency. Background checks and drug screening
may deny the student access to clinical agencies and disqualify the student form
participation in the Vocational Nursing program. The Cuesta College Vocational
Nursing Program will comply with state laws, regulations, and agency policies
requiring background checks and drug screening on students. Information on how
to obtain background checks and drug screening will be given to you prior to
entering the program.
Conviction of a felony or any offense substantially related
to the qualification, functions and duties of a vocational nurse may constitute
grounds for denial of licensure.
BACKGROUND CHECK AND DRUG SCREEN POLICY
To assure that the health and safety of the public is protected and that the student is able to perform nursing duties, a certification of health by a physician or designee is the final selection criteria.
Students must be able to lift 50 pounds
repetitively unaided.
Physical Exam: Certification of health by your
healthcare provider is a final admission criterion. A complete physical
examination and immunizations at the applicant's expense are required upon
acceptance.
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Applicants are required to have passed
a health examination prior to entering the Program. If, at any time, either
before or after acceptance into the program a students' physical or
emotional health is such that it is a potential threat to the well being of
a patient or themselves; the student may be denied access to clinical
agencies. Denied clinical access will affect the student's ability to successfully
participate in the Program. |
We are not currently accepting applications for the Nursing Program.
Registered Nursing Application Moratorium Question and Answer Sheet
TIPS FOR SUCCESS IN THE CUESTA RN PROGRAM
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NURSING ADMISSION CRITERIA
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IMPORTANT NOTE: To maximize the number of seats for
nursing students at Cuesta College, students who apply to both the VN and ADN
programs must be select and enroll in only one program. Students cannot remain
on the waiting list for the second nursing program if they are enrolled in
the first nursing program. For example, a VN student could not be maintained on
the ADN waiting list while in the VN program. |
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Cuesta College has a successful and well-respected Associate Degree Program for Nursing. The curriculum is based on caring. A variety of clinical settings and diverse faculty give the student a well-rounded education. Graduates are encouraged to be independent, yet still be members of the health care team. The program has community internships and
preceptorships. Students are encouraged to continue their education after
graduation. Many Cuesta students obtain their BSN through California
State University at Dominguez Hills.
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The Associate Degree Nursing Program at
Cuesta College prepares students for beginning practice level registered
nursing in hospitals, health care facilities, and in homes. Upon
completion of the program, graduates are eligible to take the licensure
examination for Registered Nursing.
Registered Nursing Courses
Two-Year Curriculum
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Fall |
Spring |
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First Semester |
Units |
Second Semester
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Units |
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Nursing 1 |
2.0 |
Nursing 2A |
3.0 |
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Nursing 1A |
2.0 |
Nursing 2B |
8.0 |
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Nursing 1B |
5.0 |
Nursing 2D |
2.0 |
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Nursing 1D |
2.0 |
Nursing 20 |
0.5 |
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Nursing 20 |
0.5 |
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Total Units |
11.5 |
Total Units |
13.5 |
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Third Semester |
Units |
Fourth Semester |
Units |
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**Nursing 3 |
1.0 |
Nursing 4 |
1.0 |
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Nursing 3A |
2.0 |
Nursing 4A |
2.0 |
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Nursing 3B |
5.0 |
Nursing 4B |
6.0 |
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Nursing 3D |
2.0 |
Nursing 4D |
2.0 |
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Nursing 20 |
0.5 |
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Total Units |
9.5 |
Total Units |
11.0 |
** Required for 30 unit option students
Students receiving financial aid may need
to register for additional units to remain eligible. Contact Financial
Aid at 805/ 546-3143.
Prerequisite
- Biology 4 (Bacteriology)
- Biology 5 (Human Anatomy)
- Biology 6 (Human Physiology)
- English 1A (English Composition)
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Cumulative GPA
Requirement
A cumulative grade point average of 2.5 for all college and/or
university lower-division. associate degree applicable coursework
completed through the Fall of the year you are applying to the program.
In addition to the four prerequisite courses listed above, the following are required:
Courses required for the ADN Designated Degree
All of the above courses are required in order to be eligible to sit for
boards and RN licensure without the associate degree, except for the ** courses.
APPROXIMATE COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH THIS PROGRAM INCLUDE:
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* Tuition: $20/unit (46.5 units in the nursing program) |
$930 |
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Two Uniforms |
$150 |
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Stethoscope, Supplies, and Photo ID Name Tags |
$175 |
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Skills Kits for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Semesters |
$200 |
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Books 1st Year (most books are purchased in the first two semesters)
2nd Year |
$1000
$500
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Physical and Immunizations |
$200 |
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Background Check |
$50 |
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Drug Screening |
$50 |
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Miscellaneous College Fees |
$50 |
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White Shoes (Nursing) |
$50 |
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Miscellaneous Supplies (2 years) |
$200 |
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Graduation Costs (invitations, school pin, misc.) |
$125 |
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Cost to Sit for Boards in 2005 |
$240 |
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* Subject to Increase |
Who May Apply
All persons who have met general college admission requirements and the additional
Nursing Program admission criteria will be eligible for admission to the ADN Program. Prerequisite course work must be complete or in process
to be complete at the time of application.
Students must be able to lift 50 pounds
repetitively unaided.
Applications with application information for
the Nursing Program are not available at this time. It is the applicant's
responsibility to submit all required materials and adhere to all deadlines
outlined in the application packet. .
Applicants who submit a completed nursing application, meet
nursing prerequisites and provide required documents by the stated due dates
will be notified of their eligibility. Eligible applicants will be ranked by the
calculated grade point average of the completed prerequisite course work
required for admission to the Nursing program. Eligible applicants are notified
of a start date based on their placement on the ranking list from highest to
lowest rank. Completing all admission requirements does not guarantee admission
to the two year program which begins in the fall semester of each year.
Applicants are strongly advised to meet with a counselor early.
Please
phone Counseling at (805) 546-3138
Other Important Information to Know about the Registered Nursing
Program
Conviction of a felony or any offense substantially related
to the qualification, functions and duties of a registered nurse may constitute
grounds for denial of licensure.
Clinical agencies will require that students have a
background check and drug screening completed at the student's expense before
beginning clinical rotations in the agency. Background checks, including
fingerprinting and drug screening may deny a nursing student access to clinical
agencies and disqualify the student from participation in the Nursing Program.
BACKGROUND CHECK AND DRUG SCREEN POLICY
To assure that the health and safety of the public is protected and that the student is able to perform nursing duties, a certification of health by a physician or designee is the final selection criteria.
Physical Exam: Certification of health by your
healthcare provider is a final admission criterion. A complete physical
examination and immunizations at the applicant's expense are required upon
acceptance.
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Applicants are required to have passed
a health examination prior to entering the Program. If, at any time, either
before or after acceptance into the program a students' physical or
emotional health is such that it is a potential threat to the well being of
a patient or themselves; the student may be denied access to clinical
agencies. Denied clinical access will affect the student's ability to successfully
participate in the Program. |
All screening and checks must be completed before the
student can begin the Cuesta College Registered Nursing Program courses.
Accreditation
The Cuesta College ADN Program has the California Board
of Registered Nursing approval. Cuesta College is an accredited member of the
Western Association of Schools and Colleges. All courses and curricula have been
approved by the Board of Governors of the California Community Colleges.
Students with Equivalent
Experience
A list of challengeable courses is available per college policy.
Students transferring from another RN program apply to the program Director. Transfer students are admitted on a
"space available" basis and can not have been out of a nursing program for more than
one year.
30 Unit Option Students ( only available
for LVN'S)
An LVN admitted on a "space available" basis does not
graduate with the ADN designated degree, but may apply for licensure after
completing not more than 30 units in nursing and science. For more information
and to obtain this application, please contact the Cuesta College Nursing
Department at 805-546-3119.
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