Shepherd University 's Nursing School focuses on providing an education based on the latest advances in health care and nursing theory.

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Nursing education is of utmost importance for Shepherd University as it strives to provide its students with the best quality health care. With a strong foundation in the liberal arts and sciences, Shepherd University offers its Nursing Education Program to prepare students for the responsibility of providing healthcare. This program is accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing and provides students with the latest in teaching methods, curriculum, and facilities. Students can choose from an array of specialty areas of study including adult-gerontological nursing, pediatrics, psychiatric mental health, and community health nursing. Regardless of the specialty, all students receive an interdisciplinary education that combines philosophy, policy, and clinical experience. Shepherd University's Nursing Education Program takes a holistic approach to learning, combining the classroom setting with practical hands-on experiences. The faculty encourages critical thinking, strong communication, collaborative problem solving, and most importantly, respectful caring relationships among students and faculty. Through the use of simulations and interactive learning tools, students are exposed to authentic scenarios and real-world challenges that they will encounter in their future career. The university also encourages students to become involved in professional organizations, promote continuous learning and growth, and complete specialized training courses. Through its commitment to lifelong learning, Shepherd University ensures all nursing students have the knowledge and skills needed to provide the highest level of patient care. Furthermore, students gain access to a diverse range of resources including mentors, networking opportunities, and scholarships. Ultimately, the nursing education students receive at Shepherd University prepares them for a rewarding career in the field of health care. Upon graduation, students are prepared to enter the health care industry with the confidence and skills necessary to contribute to patient outcomes and the betterment of their communities.