Niagara County Community College NCCC offers a wide range of nursing programs, including associate degrees, certificates, and diplomas, to help students pursue a career in the healthcare field.

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Nursing education is a vital part of the health care field in Niagara County Community College (NCCC). NCCC has a long-standing commitment to providing quality nursing education for students that will prepare them for successful careers in the medical profession. The college offers comprehensive nursing degree programs, which include Associate of Science in Nursing, Bachelor of Science in Nursing, and Master of Science in Nursing programs. The college's nursing curriculum focuses on both theoretical and practical aspects of the nursing discipline, enabling students to become knowledgeable and competent in their chosen field. NCCC offers courses such as anatomy and physiology, pharmacology, nursing administration and pathophysiology, as well as clinical experience. Students also take classes in communication and information technology, leadership and management, healthcare policy and research and statistics. NCCC also provides nursing students with a variety of support services and resources to help ensure their success. Student advisors provide guidance and support with educational planning, while counselors and staff members help students manage academic, career and personal issues. In addition, the college's clinic serves as a learning lab for clinical practice and simulation. NCCC alumni have gone on to pursue rewarding careers in nursing, with many of them taking on prominent roles in health care. Graduates have gone on to become nurses, nurse practitioners, nurse educators and administrators in local, regional and national health care settings. These successful professionals serve as an inspiration to current and future nursing students at NCCC. With its strong commitment to academic excellence and community engagement, Niagara County Community College provides an ideal environment for nursing students to pursue their career goals and make a meaningful contribution to the health care community.