ABOUT FLORIDA CAREER COLLEGE

Florida Career College has been specializing in career training since 1982. All our programs are specially designed with employers’ requirements in mind. We train individuals who want to succeed in the

FLEXIBLE PROGRAMS & TIMES

Students may change from one program to another, from day to evening classes, almost without any interruption.INDIVIDUAL TUTORING

We understand that not everyone was a star student in high school and that entering college, or returning to school after being out in the “real world” for a while, can be daunting. We work with our students to help them achieve their academic goals. You are not on your own. Florida Career College provides tutoring services on a one-to-one basis to help students review any material they may not fully understand. This service is provided at no additional cost.

FINANCIAL AID

Financial aid is available for those who qualify. The Financial Services Office at Florida Career College is dedicated to helping students find ways to finance their education. Your Financial Services representative will explain your many options relative to grants, loans and scholarships.

UP-TO-DATE PROGRAMS

Florida Career College continually develops programs and courses according to real industry needs.

COMPREHENSIVE COURSES

Florida Career College provides a wide range of courses for different skill levels.

I-20 STUDENT VISA

Florida Career College is authorized by the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) to issue the I-20 Form.

GRADUATE EMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCE

Florida Career College places great emphasis on assisting graduates in beginning meaningful careers. Each campus has a team of Career Services representatives who establish relationships with local employers and work with students, assisting them with their resumes and interviewing skills.

ACCREDITATION

All Florida Career College campuses are accredited by the Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools (ACICS), except for the Clearwater campus, which is accredited by the Commission of the Council on Occupational Education (COE).

School of Allied Health

Diploma

Cosmetology Cosmetology Florida Career College's experienced faculty uses modern equipment and professional grade supplies to train you for a successful career in the Cosmetology industry. Our schools have curriculum specific classrooms and our practical training areas were designed to replicate a daily real-world work environment. This program will develop students' technical skills as well as offer personal professional development. Cosmetologists offer a wide range of beauty services, such as shampooing, haircutting, coloring, chemical reconstruction, styling of hair, add hair extensions, as well as the cleaning and styling of wigs. In addition, cosmetologists will be trained to give manicures, pedicures, artificial nails, facials, facial make-up and waxing. Cosmetology Diploma Program 12 Months / 60 Credits If you think you would enjoy working in a fast-paced, energetic and exciting $60 Billion industry, we invite you to take a good look at the School of Cosmetology at Florida Career College. Our experienced faculty uses modern equipment and professional grade supplies to fully prepare you for a successful career in the Cosmetology industry. Our schools have curriculum specific classrooms and our practical training areas were designed to replicate a daily real-world work environment. Our program was designed to develop students' technical skills as well as offer personal professional development. Cosmetologists offer a wide range of beauty services, such as shampooing, haircutting, coloring, chemical reconstruction, styling of hair, adding hair extensions, as well as the cleaning and styling of wigs. In addition, as a Florida Career College student, you will be trained to give manicures, pedicures, artificial nails, facials, facial makeup and waxing. An important aspect of your training will be your time in our open-to-the-public Spa at the College, a new luxury facility where you will practice your skills as you prepare for your new career. Florida Career College has created programs specifically designed to meet today's demands, and with the hands-on training you get from experienced instructors who really care, you get an education that employers value. If you haven't done so yet, make an appointment to visit one of our campuses so you can see the excellent, modern facilities and dynamic learning atmosphere we provide. You'll soon discover why we are known as "The College That Cares." Program Objectives Perform basic skills in hairstyling, hair shaping, hair coloring, texture services, scalp and hair conditioning, skin and makeup, manicures, pedicures and nail extensions Analytical skills to determine proper makeup, hairstyle and color Apply theory and technical information to assure sound judgment, decisions and procedures Develop a positive attitude, a sense of personal integrity and confidence Develop effective communication skills, poise and proper grooming Respect the need to deliver worthy service for value received Basic business skills required to operate your own business It helps to be someone who ... Has a creative flair Has good customer service skills Is patient Enjoys working with their hands Enjoys making people feel good about themselves Has good interpersonal skills

Health Insurance Billing & Coding Health Insurance Billing & Coding The mission of the Health Insurance Billing and Coding Program is to provide students with the medical and technical knowledge necessary to perform manual and computerized tasks expected of medical billers and coders in today's healthcare industry. Students gain an understanding of the ethics and legal issues of the allied health professions. The Health Insurance Billing and Coding is a Diploma Program that takes 11 months and is 42 credits. Most healthcare facilities need qualified medical coding and billing specialists to accurately bill patients for treatment. This program prepares students for entry level employment as medical coding and billing specialists in doctors’ offices, hospitals and any type of organization that houses medical records. Program Objectives Upon completion, the graduate will possess working knowledge in: Basic medical terminology, anatomy/physiology, human diseases and pathology Analysis / abstraction of needed medical data from medical records Basic medical coding and billing skills including hands-on experience with medical application programs Medical documentation Assigning and sequencing diagnostic and procedural codes using universally recognized coding systems Are You Ready to … File patients’ medical records Analyze patients’ medical records Professionally code from ICD/9/CM, CPT and HCPS Coding Manuals Understand disease processes Order and code all laboratory requests Prepare patient bills

Medical Assistant Medical Assistant The mission of the Medical Assistant Program is to prepare students for employment as Medical Assistants who will work in doctor's offices, clinics, and/or nursing homes. Students are prepared according to the Commission on Accreditation for Allied Health Programs (CAAHEP) Standards. The Medical Assistant is a Diploma Program that takes 11 months and is 42 credits. Medical assistants perform administrative and clinical tasks to keep the offices of physicians, podiatrists, chiropractors, and other health practitioners running smoothly. The duties of medical assistants vary from office to office, depending on the location and size of the practice and the practitioner’s specialty. In small practices, medical assistants usually do many different kinds of tasks, handling both administrative and clinical duties and reporting directly to an office manager, physician, or other health practitioner. Those in large practices tend to specialize in a particular area, under the supervision of department administrators. Program Objectives Upon completion, the graduate will possess working knowledge in: Basic medical terminology, anatomy, human diseases, pharmacology Basic medical office procedures and clinical medical assisting skills. Front office procedures such as: Handling patient accounts and records, word processing, and scheduling of patients. Back office procedures such as: Taking patient histories and vital signs Preparing patients for procedures Assisting the physician with examinations and treatments Performing selected diagnostic tests as directed by the physician Basic medical laboratory and X-ray procedures Are You Ready to … Assist physicians during examinations Collect and prepare laboratory specimens Perform basic laboratory tests Sterilize medical instruments Prepare and administer medications as directed by a physician Draw blood Take electrocardiograms Remove sutures Update and file patients’ medical records, Arrange for hospital admissions and laboratory services Greet patients Schedule appointments Take medical histories Record vital signs Explain treatment procedures to patients Prepare patients for examinations Florida Career College Career Track … The Diploma program in Medical Assistant Technician can lead directly to the Associate’s Degree program as a Medical Office Administrator. This can, in turn, lead to the FCC Bachelor’s Degree program in Health Information Management.

Medical Assistant Technician Medical Assistant Technician Upon completion, the graduate will possess a working knowledge in medical terminology, anatomy, human diseases, pharmacology, basic medical office procedures and clinical medical assisting skills. Students will learn front office procedures such as handling patient accounts and records, word processing, and scheduling of patients. The students will also learn back office procedures such as taking patient histories and vital signs, preparing patients for procedures, assisting the physician with examinations and treatments, and performing selected diagnostic tests as directed by the physician. The medical assistant technician will also learn basic medical laboratory and X-ray procedures. The Medical Assistant Technician is a Diploma Program that takes 11 months and is 42 credits. Medical assistants perform administrative and clinical tasks to keep the offices of physicians, podiatrists, chiropractors, and other health practitioners running smoothly. The duties of medical assistants vary from office to office, depending on the location and size of the practice and the practitioner’s specialty. In small practices, medical assistants usually do many different kinds of tasks, handling both administrative and clinical duties and reporting directly to an office manager, physician, or other health practitioner. Those in large practices tend to specialize in a particular area, under the supervision of department administrators. Program Objectives Upon completion, the graduate will possess working knowledge in: Basic medical terminology, anatomy, human diseases, pharmacology Basic medical office procedures and clinical medical assisting skills. Front office procedures such as: Handling patient accounts and records, word processing, and scheduling of patients. Back office procedures such as: Taking patient histories and vital signs Preparing patients for procedures Assisting the physician with examinations and treatments Performing selected diagnostic tests as directed by the physician Basic medical laboratory and X-ray procedures Are You Ready to...... Update and file patients’ medical records Make administrative decisions Research medical coding Prepare patient bills Work with insurance companies Manage doctors’ offices Hire and fire employees Work with healthcare information systems

Medical Coding and Billing Specialist Medical Coding and Billing Specialist Upon successful completion, the graduate will possess a working knowledge of medical terminology, anatomy, human diseases, pharmacology, and basic medical coding and billing skills. The program includes courses in medical documentation, translating this into numerical codes, and assigning and sequencing diagnostic and procedural codes using universally recognized coding systems. The Medical Coding and Billing Specialist is a Diploma Program that takes 11 months and is 42 credits. Most healthcare facilities need qualified medical coding and billing specialists to accurately bill patients for treatment. This program prepares students for entry level employment as medical coding and billing specialists in doctors’ offices, hospitals and any type of organization that houses medical records. Program Objectives Upon completion, the graduate will possess working knowledge in: Basic medical terminology, anatomy/physiology, human diseases and pathology Analysis / abstraction of needed medical data from medical records. Basic medical coding and billing skills including hands-on experience with medical application programs. Medical documentation. Assigning and sequencing diagnostic and procedural codes using universally recognized coding systems. Are You Ready to...... File patients’ medical records Analyze patients’ medical records Professionally code from ICD/9/CM, CPT and HCPS Coding Manuals Understand disease processes Order and code all laboratory requests Prepare patient bills Florida Career College Career Track The Diploma program in Medical Coding & Billing Specialist can lead directly to the Associate’s Degree program as a Medical Office Administrator. This can, in turn, lead to the FCC Bachelor’s Degree program in Health Information Management.

Patient Care Technician* Patient Care Technician* Providing the training and skills that are necessary to become a Patient Care Technician, this program focuses on essential skill building that includes courses in occupational therapy, radiology and geriatric skills. Students are also given detailed instruction in other important aspects of advanced home health care such as CPR training, body system structure and function, and HIV/AIDS awareness. Graduates can find employment in a variety of settings that include hospitals, medical offices, living facilities and much more. Graduates are qualified to take the Florida Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) and Home Health Aide (HHA) certification exams and the National Certified Patient Care Technician (CPCT) examination. Exams must be passed before certifications are awarded. The Patient Care Technician is a Diploma Program that takes 7.5 months and is 31 credits. Enter the exciting, challenging and ever-changing health care field. Patient Care Technicians are also known as Certified Nursing Assistants (CNA) and Home Health Aides (HHA), After obtaining appropriate certification, you may work in a variety of settings that include homes, hospitals, offices, and living facilities. As a Patient Care Technician, you are part of a team that provides health care services and is responsible for a patient’s care, well-being and recovery. Our program is designed to give you a comprehensive education as a Patient Care Technician, focusing on essential skill building that includes Occupational Therapy, Radiology, Respiratory and Geriatric Skills, advanced home health aide and CPR training and HIV/AIDS Awareness training. Why Become a Patient Care Technician? Short program-only 8 months In demand as Baby Boomers age Very hands-on practical medical/clinical oriented training Location: Florida has a high elderly population Healthcare/Wellness is currently the #1 growth field in the country The field allows a flexible work schedule and an option of self employment The industry exists across the US and abroad. Highlights of Curriculum Graduates qualified to take the Certified Nurse Assistant exam and the Certified Patient Care Technician (CPCT) national examination Respiratory Therapy Aide and equipment training Use of microscopes, radiology and basic lab equipment Emphasis on Geriatric skills Occupational Therapy Aide training Basic understanding of the structure and function of the body systems Understanding and recording vital signs Understanding of the basic principles of nutrition Training to assist patients with mobility and range of motion exercises HIV/AIDS Awareness Training Communication skills with patients, their families and other healthcare professionals

Associate's Degree

Health Insurance Billing and Coding Associates Degree - Medical Assistant The mission of the Health Insurance Billing and Coding Program is to provide students with the medical and technical knowledge necessary to perform manual and computerized tasks expected of medical billers and coders in today's healthcare industry. Students gain an understanding of the ethics and legal issues of the allied health professions. Health Insurance Billing and Coding Associate's Degree Program 21 Months / 90 Credits Most healthcare facilities need qualified medical coding and billing specialists to accurately bill patients for treatment. This program prepares students for entry level employment as medical coding and billing specialists in doctors’ offices, hospitals and any type of organization that houses medical records. Program Objectives Upon completion, the graduate will possess working knowledge in: Basic medical terminology, anatomy/physiology, human diseases and pathology Analysis / abstraction of needed medical data from medical records Basic medical coding and billing skills including hands-on experience with medical application programs Medical documentation Assigning and sequencing diagnostic and procedural codes using universally recognized coding systems Are You Ready to … File patients’ medical records Analyze patients’ medical records Professionally code from ICD/9/CM, CPT and HCPS Coding Manuals Understand disease processes Order and code all laboratory requests Prepare patient bills

Associates Degree - Medical Assistant The mission of the Medical Assistant Program is to prepare students for employment as Medical Assistants who will work in doctor's offices, clinics, and/or nursing homes. Students are prepared according to the Commission on Accreditation for Allied Health Programs (CAAHEP) Standards. Medical Assistant Associate's Degree Program 21 Months / 90 Credits Medical assistants perform administrative and clinical tasks to keep the offices of physicians, podiatrists, chiropractors, and other health practitioners running smoothly. The duties of medical assistants vary from office to office, depending on the location and size of the practice and the practitioner's specialty. In small practices, medical assistants usually do many different kinds of tasks, handling both administrative and clinical duties and reporting directly to an office manager, physician, or other health practitioner. Those in large practices tend to specialize in a particular area, under the supervision of department administrators. Program Objectives Upon completion, the graduate will possess working knowledge in: Basic medical terminology, anatomy, human diseases, pharmacology Basic medical office procedures and clinical medical assisting skills. Front office procedures such as: Handling patient accounts and records, word processing, and scheduling of patients. Back office procedures such as: Taking patient histories and vital signs Preparing patients for procedures Assisting the physician with examinations and treatments Performing selected diagnostic tests as directed by the physician Basic medical laboratory and X-ray procedures Are You Ready to … Assist physicians during examinations Collect and prepare laboratory specimens Perform basic laboratory tests Sterilize medical instruments Prepare and administer medications as directed by a physician Draw blood Take electrocardiograms Remove sutures Update and file patients' medical records Arrange for hospital admissions and laboratory services Greet patients Schedule appointments Take medical histories Record vital signs Explain treatment procedures to patients Prepare patients for examinations Florida Career College Career Track The Diploma program in Medical Assistant Technician can lead directly to the Associate's Degree program as a Medical Office Administrator. This can, in turn, lead to the FCC Bachelor's Degree program in Health Information Management.

Medical Office Administrator Medical Office Administrator Upon completion, the graduate will have been trained in the elements of Medical Assisting and Medical Coding and Billing including medical terminology, anatomy, human diseases, pharmacology, basic medical office procedures and clinical medical assisting skills. Students will also learn front office procedures such as handling patient accounts and records, word processing, and scheduling of patients. The Medical Office Administrator is a Associate’s Degree Program that takes 24 months and is 97 credits. Medical Office Administrators keep healthcare offices running efficiently. They perform highly specialized work requiring knowledge of medical terminology and procedures. Duties vary from office to office, and Medical Office Administrators may assist physicians and medical scientists with reports, record simple medical histories, arrange for patients to be hospitalized, and order supplies. They must also be familiar with insurance rules, billing practices, and hospital or laboratory procedures. Program Objectives Upon completion, the graduate will possess working knowledge in: Basic medical terminology, anatomy, human diseases, pharmacology Basic medical coding and billing skills Medical documentation Assigning and sequencing diagnostic and procedural codes using universally recognized coding systems. Basic medical office procedures and clinical medical assisting skills. Front office procedures such as: Handling patient accounts and records, word processing, and scheduling of patients. Back office procedures such as: Taking patient histories and vital signs Preparing patients for procedures Assisting the physician with examinations and treatments Performing selected diagnostic tests as directed by the physician Basic medical laboratory and X-ray procedures Are You Ready to...... Update and file patients’ medical records Research medical coding Prepare patient bills Work with insurance companies

School of Information Technology

Diploma

Computer Network Technician Computer Network Technician This program takes a "hands-on" approach in teaching students how to become successful computer network technicians. Students will begin by learning basic computer fundamentals, as well as computer repair and maintenance. Courses then progress to more advanced studies, including administering, troubleshooting and supporting network systems. Students are also asked to apply their skills to installation, design and implementation in real world simulated environments. Graduates are trained to work in a wode variety of industries that range from small businesses to large corporations. The Computer Network Technician is a Diploma Program that takes 15 months and is 61 credits. Computer Network Technicians install, configure and troubleshoot local area and wide area networks. Their responsibilities encompass connecting the entire system of workstations, printers and modems to the Internet, email and other application servers via fiber optic and other types of cable. These technicians must keep their knowledge current with regard to the advances being made in convergence, bandwidth, speed of data transmission and operating systems. Are You Ready to... Analyze test data and recommend hardware/software for purchase Identify areas needing upgraded equipment … modems, fiber optic cables, telephone wires Evaluate hardware and software efficiency, reliability and compatibility Use technical manuals to determine the equipment to meet established requirements Monitor system performance Conduct surveys to determine user needs Develop procedures for installation, use and problem solving It Helps To Be... Someone who is comfortable with technical equipment A communicator and problem solver who loves to use clues to solve a good mystery Someone who understands the importance of a business’s IT network in its day-to-day operation Florida Career College Career Track The Diploma program in Computer Network Technician can lead directly to the Associate’s Degree program as a Computer Network Engineer. This can, in turn, lead to the FCC Bachelor’s Degree programs in Management Information Systems, Accounting, or Business Administration.

Computer Repair Technician Computer Repair Technician This nine-month program includes the servicing of computer and peripheral equipment. Students practice techniques necessary for the assembling of computers, analyzing and repairing malfunctions, and they gain "hands-on" experience with modern equipment. The Computer Repair Technician is a Diploma Program that takes 9 months and is 37 credits. Students are taught the skills necessary to enter the field of computer repair and maintenance. A technician’s responsibilities may also include building or configuring new hardware, installing and updating software packages, and creating and maintaining computer networks. Students will use modern equipment and lab facilities to gain “hands-on” experience necessary for today’s competitive job market. Are You Ready to... Use diagnostic equipment to analyze and fix computer malfunctions Answer questions for people just learning how to use a computer Fixing network equipment for a large business Replace computer subsystems, such as hard drives or network cards Maintain and repair computers, scanners, printers, monitors, and other computer equipment Read technical manuals and explain complex procedures and systems to customers or co-workers It Helps To Be... Someone who is comfortable with technical equipment A communicator and problem solver who loves to use clues to solve a good mystery Someone who understands the importance of a business’s IT network in its day-to-day operation Florida Career College Career Track The Diploma program in Computer Repair Technician can lead directly to the Associate’s Degree program as a Computer Network Engineer. This can, in turn, lead to the FCC Bachelor’s Degree programs in Management Information Systems, Accounting, or Business Administration.

Networking and Internet Security Networking and Internet Security The mission of the Networking and Internet Security Program is to provide theory and practice to individuals who are seeking a career as a Network and Internet Security Specialist where they will be providing support as assistant network administrators and network security analysts.

Associate's Degree

Computer Network Engineer Computer Network Engineer The fast paced business world depends on efficiency. Networking specialists connect business computers together to make efficient systems. You will be trained to repair computers, troubleshoot networks, analyze, design, and implement upgrades on popular network operating systems. The Computer Network Engineer is a Associate’s Degree Program that takes 24 months and is 94 credits. Today’s fast paced business world depends on efficiency. The Computer Network Engineer program is designed to provide students with the skills required to design, install, configure, and maintain enterprise-wide networks. Are You Ready to... Design, install, configure and maintain enterprise wide networks Develop skills in critical thinking, logic and communication Create local area networks (LANs) and wide area networks (WANs) Analyze test data and recommend hardware/software for purchase Identify areas needing upgraded equipment … modems, fiber optic cables, telephone wires Evaluate hardware and software efficiency, reliability and compatibility Conduct surveys to determine user needs It Helps To Be... Someone who is comfortable with technical equipment A communicator and problem solver who loves to use clues to solve a good mystery Someone who understands the importance of a business’s IT network in its day-to-day operation

School of Wellness

Associate's Degree

Physical Therapist Assistant Physical Therapist Assistant - Associate of Science Degree Physical Therapy is a profession that promotes optimal health and physical function. A physical therapist assistant (PTA) performs patient care directly under the supervision of a licensed physical therapist. The PTA uses physical treatment procedures to help improve mobility and relieve pain and disability caused by disease or injury. Treatments may include therapeutic exercise, therapeutic activities, neuromuscular re-education, gait training, soft tissue mobilization, ROM, and modalities in accordance with the plan of care. The PTA communicates regularly with the supervising physical therapist, nurses, nurse practitioners, physicians, and other medical staff. The purpose of this PTA Program is to train and graduate knowledgeable, competent, selfassured, adaptable, and service-oriented patient care providers. The PTA Program is designed to prepare graduates to perform selected components of treatment interventions and data collection under the direction and supervision of the physical therapist (PT) in an ethical, legal, safe, and effective manner. Additionally, graduates of the PTA Program must be prepared to communicate with other members of the health care delivery team, interact with members of the patient's family and caregivers, and work cooperatively with other health care providers. PTA graduates work with their supervising PT to coordinate care with other health care providers as well as provide psychosocial support for patients, their families and caregivers with respect to individual, cultural, and economic differences. Students in the PTA program participate in simulated clinical scenarios in the classroom as well as in selected off-site clinical affiliations to apply their knowledge. Physical therapist assistants may work in rehabilitation facilities, hospitals, nursing homes, private outpatient practices, schools, and patients' homes. Florida Career College’s Physical Therapist Assistant Program has been granted Candidate for Accreditation status by the Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education (1111 North Fairfax Street, Alexandria, VA, 22314; phone: 703-706-3245; email: accreditation@apta.org). Candidacy is not an accreditation status nor does it assure eventual accreditation. Candidate for Accreditation is a pre-accreditation status of affiliation with the Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education that indicates the program is progressing toward accreditation.

School of Cosmetology

Diploma

Cosmetology Cosmetology Florida Career College’s experienced faculty uses modern equipment and professional grade supplies to train you for a successful career in the Cosmetology industry. Our schools have curriculum specific classrooms and our practical training areas were designed to replicate a daily real-world work environment. This program will develop students’ technical skills as well as offer personal professional development. Cosmetologists offer a wide range of beauty services, such as shampooing, haircutting, coloring, chemical reconstruction, styling of hair, add hair extensions, as well as the cleaning and styling of wigs. In addition, cosmetologists will be trained to give manicures, pedicures, artificial nails, facials, facial make-up and waxing. The Cosmetology is a Diploma Program Program that takes 12 months and is 60 credits. If you think you would enjoy working in a fast-paced, energetic and exciting $60 Billion industry, we invite you to take a good look at the School of Cosmetology at Florida Career College. Our experienced faculty uses modern equipment and professional grade supplies to fully prepare you for a successful career in the Cosmetology industry. Our schools have curriculum specific classrooms and our practical training areas were designed to replicate a daily real-world work environment. Our program was designed to develop students’ technical skills as well as offer personal professional development. Cosmetologists offer a wide range of beauty services, such as shampooing, haircutting, coloring, chemical reconstruction, styling of hair, adding hair extensions, as well as the cleaning and styling of wigs. In addition, as a Florida Career College student, you will be trained to give manicures, pedicures, artificial nails, facials, facial makeup and waxing. An important aspect of your training will be your time in our open-to-the-public Spa at the College, a new luxury facility where you will practice your skills as you prepare for your new career. Florida Career College has created programs specifically designed to meet today’s demands, and with the hands-on training you get from experienced instructors who really care, you get an education that employers value. If you haven’t done so yet, make an appointment to visit one of our campuses so you can see the excellent, modern facilities and dynamic learning atmosphere we provide. You’ll soon discover why we are known as “The College That Cares.” Program Objectives Upon completion, the graduate will possess working knowledge in: Perform basic skills in hairstyling, hair shaping, hair coloring, texture services, scalp and hair conditioning, skin and makeup, manicures, pedicures and nail extensions Analytical skills to determine proper makeup, hairstyle and color Apply theory and technical information to assure sound judgment, decisions and procedures Develop a positive attitude, a sense of personal integrity and confidence Develop effective communication skills, poise and proper grooming Respect the need to deliver worthy service for value received Basic business skills required to operate your own business It helps to be someone who … Has a creative flair Has good customer service skills Is patient Enjoys working with their hands Enjoys making people feel good about themselves Has good interpersonal skills

School of Nursing

Associate's Degree

Nursing Associate of Science Degree, Nursing – RN and LPN to RN Training you for today's world! At Florida Career College, we prepare students for todays most sought after careers by offering quality educational programs in the fields of healthcare, technology and business. At the heart of all our programs are the experienced and caring faculty and staff who are dedicated to the professional development of each student. The FCC School of Nursing provides students with an ultra modern facility, bright spacious classrooms and well equipped clinical laboratories. During the program students will have access to current technology, and realistic high-tech simulation manikins. Nursing students will also have the opportunity to complete their clinical rotations in some of South Florida's premier hospitals and healthcare facilities. The curriculum for the nursing program was developed by experienced nursing faculty in compliance with regulatory and accrediting agencies. We provide an opportunity for our graduates to experience a fulfilling lifelong career as members of the nursing profession. Is Nursing Calling You? Extraordinary things are happening in healthcare today and in the nursing profession. Advances in medical science, increasing life-spans, plus the aging of the baby-boomer population create a great need for skilled nurses and excellent career opportunities for those willing to gain the knowledge and experience necessary to join and grow in this field. FCC's School of Nursing was established to provide an education in today's dynamic and expanding healthcare field. Throughout its 28-year history, Florida Career College has come to be known as "The College That Cares." We invite you to spend time with us and explore the possibilities an FCC Nursing education can provide.