Touro University Nevada 's nursing school has one of the most respected programs in the country, providing high-quality education to students who are committed to making a difference in the healthcare industry.

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Touro University Nevada offers a wide range of nursing education programs for those looking to become a nurse. Whether you are looking for a career in nursing, or just want to learn more about the field, Touro offers an array of options to fit your needs. The Bachelor of Science Degree in Nursing is the standard path for entry into the nursing profession, and provides solid foundation of knowledge, skills and experience that is desired by employers. The MSN (Master of Science in Nursing) program from Touro prepares nurses for advanced professional roles such as nurse administrator, educator, researcher, informaticist, and specialist in acute care and community health. Students enrolled in the program benefit from pedagogical and didactic instruction as well as clinical experiences to develop the critical thinking, communication, problem-solving, and leadership skills necessary for success in the profession. The DNP (Doctor of Nursing Practice) program offered at Touro provides experienced nurses the opportunity to expand their knowledge with a graduate-level education and build on their clinical skills. The doctorate degree program draws upon the latest research, training and technology to equip nurses with the skills to provide quality care within complex medical systems. The school also offers certificate programs, such as the Nursing Informatics Certificate Program, which equips future nurse practitioners with the knowledge and skills of computer science, information science, and nursing theories which will help them manage and analyze patient data. Touro University Nevada is committed to providing quality nursing education that is both comprehensive and clinically based. With a range of degree and certificate programs, students can find a program that fits their needs and interests, whether it be in traditional nursing or specialized fields such as informatics or administration.