Lake Superior has a 40 year history of providing nursing education. Graduates of LSSU nursing have worked in all areas of nursing in all parts of the world. Our graduates are sought by world class health care systems as well as local quality health care systems and organizations.
Our academic focus is the preparation of baccalaureate prepared nurses who upon completion will successfully complete their registration exam and will be able to progress in graduate education if they choose.
Recently we have also added the practical nursing certificate and health care provider associate degree program to our offerings in order to meet the needs of local health care providers and of students who need or wish to enter the nursing job market in a shorter period of time. We value all levels of nursing practice.
Nursing is a valued and rewarding profession which requires a high level of dedication and commitment to successfully enter. Our program is rigorous in order to meet the expectations of excellence that students, future employers and patients demand.
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Careers |
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Hospital Nurse - works in a hospital setting providing direct patient care to clients of all ages.
Office Nurse - works in a physician’s office or outpatient clinic assisting in the direct patient care of clients.
Extended Care - works in a longterm care facility providing care to the elderly.
Mental Health Nurse - works in community mental health centers or group homes providing care for the mentally ill.
Home Care Nurse - Works with clients in their own homes to assist them to optimal wellness.
School Nurse - Works with administrators, teachers and parents to safeguard the health of school-age children.
Public Health Nurse - Works with and in the community to promote and maintain the health of the local population. |
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Average Salary of Graduates (NACE)
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Accreditation |
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The Bachelor of Science in
Nursing is approved by the
Michigan Board of Nursing
and is accredited by the
National League for Nursing
Accreditation Commission, 61
Broadway - 33rd Floor, New
York, NY 10006. Phone: 212-363-5555, ext. 153. Fax: 212-812-
0390.
Council on Medical Education
and Hospitals of the American
Medical
Association,
2450
North Street NW, Washington,
DC 20037-1126. Phone: 202-828-0400. Fax: 202-828-1123/1125.
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