Rockland Community College Rockland Community College's nursing school provides rigorous academic programs that prepare students for successful careers in the healthcare field.

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Rockland Community College provides a variety of nursing education programs for students looking to enter the nursing field. In the Nursing Program, students can choose from an Associate’s in Applied Science or the traditional Bachelor’s in Nursing. The Associate’s degree focuses on providing knowledge and skills in patient care, health assessment, anatomy, physiology and pharmacology. Students who complete this program will be prepared for entry-level positions in a wide range of health care settings. The Bachelor’s in Nursing builds on the skills developed in the Associate’s program and adds advanced practice skills such as leadership, communication and evidence based practice. With these skills, graduates of the program can pursue roles in ambulatory care, long-term care, home health and other specialized areas. In addition to the traditional academic programs, Rockland Community College also offers extensive clinical experience through a variety of clinical sites. Students gain experience working with clients of all ages in medical, mental health and community-based settings. By working with a diverse array of patients, students learn to practice patient-focused care that is tailored to individual needs. The College also gives students the opportunity to participate in a variety of research projects and conferences, giving them the opportunity to gain valuable skills outside of the traditional classroom. At Rockland Community College, the priority is providing a quality nursing education that prepares students for success in their future careers. With its diverse clinical and academic opportunities, the College gives students the chance to gain the skills and knowledge needed to confidently practice nursing. Through its commitment to student learning and development, Rockland Community College is a great choice for anyone considering a career in nursing.