Nursing – RN to BSN Program

Graduates of our RN to BSN Bridge Program are prepared as Nurses receiving an Bachelors in Science, and are prepared to take the NCLEX for licensing. An Bachelor of Science’s Degree in Nursing (BSN) is one of three ways to become a Registered Nurse. When you choose a career in nursing, you are committing yourself to play a critical role in the medical system. Depending upon where and how you choose to practice, your responsibilities can range from hands-on care to research, to helping create public healthcare policy. Your career path begins with the type of degree that you pursue. A BSN, or Bachelor of Science in Nursing, is the degree that offers you the widest range of possibilities. BSNs have a wide range of environments in which they can work, including:

Hospitals
Physicians’ offices
Nursing care facilities
Home healthcare services
Government agencies
Educational services
Support services
Schools
Community centers
Urgent care centers
Offices
Patients’ homes
Pharmacies

Registered Nurses who have earned their BSN have the opportunity to work in every healthcare specialty, including:

Family medicine
Pediatrics
Oncology
Home Health
Substance abuse
Geriatric care
Emergency
Hospice
Rehabilitation
Surgery
Labor and Delivery
Anesthesia
Psychiatry
Public health
Radiology

The demand for Registered Nurses with BSN degrees is already high and is expected to continue to grow, with more than half a million new RN positions anticipated through the year 2026 and another half million RNs that will be needed to replace those who leave the field. Program length at Techni-Pro Institute for full-time students is 8 months on average. For more information about the RN Program head over to Nursing.org. When done with Nursing.org close the tab and you will be brought back to this page.

Entrance Requirements

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Upon Completion of the RN-BSN Bridge Program Receive:

• Bachelor of Science in Nursing